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Busch Gardens

hannahp57

By hannahp57
in Gluten-Free Restaurants

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hannahp57 Contributor
hannahp57
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I received this email yesterday from Busch Gardens upon emailing them to inquire about gluten free fods that could be located in the park. i was very impressed. they got back to me the very next day and were very forward and helpful. having never been there i was unsure what to expect but just knowing that they are aware and knowledgeable is comforting!

Dear Hannah,

Thank you for your email. I hope the following helps for you upcoming visit.

Here is some information on nut allergies and I also provided the gluten free

menu to help see food offered and where..

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Please be advised.... I was told by an employee that the French fries at grogans grill were fried separately and not with chicken nuggets....HOWEVER. .. When i spoke to the manager she stated that the French fries have a coating on them that has gluten in it.

kareng Grand Master
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Please be advised.... I was told by an employee that the French fries at grogans grill were fried separately and not with chicken nuggets....HOWEVER. .. When i spoke to the manager she stated that the French fries have a coating on them that has gluten in it.

Just an FYI - the original info was 5 years old. So .... Ingredients, procedures, etc change in that time frame.

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