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Ruby Tuesday Gluten Free Menu


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Ruby Tuesday has posted a Open Original Shared Link to its website.


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debmidge Rising Star

Just curious: are the managers and/or servers trained to people with diet sensistivities?

Is Ruby Tuesday as good about the cross contamination as Outback Steakhouse or Charlie Brown's?

digmom1014 Enthusiast

Thanks-I printed it out and put it in my gluten-free notebook I keep in my trunk. I know that's an anal thing to do-but it has saved me more than once!

missy'smom Collaborator

Not anal at all, I keep one too-or maybe we both are! :lol: Thanks to the OP for the link.

lovegrov Collaborator

At least this is a step in the right direction. I'd love to know why they say no ketchup or mayo. Do they add gluten or is it because of the vinegar thing? If vinegar, then they're several years behind the times on that one.

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