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Swiss Chalet

Carriefaith

By Carriefaith
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Here is the Swiss Chalet gluten free options: Open Original Shared Link

The list is on the second page and you will have to zoom it to read. The list is under Wheat and Gluten. It looks like there are quite a few options! I ate here once since I have been gluten free and I didn't get sick.

Just wanted to share!

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I am thinking of eating at Swiss Chalet for my birthday next week and I haven't eaten at a restaurant in a very long time so I am kind of nervous. Has anyone ever got gluten contamination from Swiss Chalet before?

Thomas Apprentice
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Enjoy!

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Since I have found out there are gluten-free options at Swiss Chalet, I have eaten it twice in the last two weeks! Both times, I have had no problems afterward.

Happy Eating!

Karen

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Thanks! I really appreciate your replies :)

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I ate at Swiss Chalet this week-end and I didn't get sick! It was great! They even had a celiac menu!

YUM!

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