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conniebky

By conniebky
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I haven't told anyone at work about my new gluten free lifestyle, new life, unsick life - don't want the attention/comments/questions... We all ordered from Red Robin the other day and I just wrote on my order gluten free please...like it was no big deal.

I ordered a hamburger with bleu cheese. It came in a box, and I was IMPRESSED! No bun, and all the ingredients were each packed separately. It came with fries which I looked up online and decided not to eat them. (Open Original Shared Link)

Well, I took a bite of one and of course thought I felt a reaction, you know how silly our minds can get, but the burger was delicious and I was happy with everything they did. (Open Original Shared Link)

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knittingmonkey Newbie
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I haven't told anyone at work about my new gluten free lifestyle, new life, unsick life - don't want the attention/comments/questions... We all ordered from Red Robin the other day and I just wrote on my order gluten free please...like it was no big deal.

I ordered a hamburger with bleu cheese. It came in a box, and I was IMPRESSED! No bun, and all the ingredients were each packed separately. It came with fries which I looked up online and decided not to eat them. (Open Original Shared Link)

Well, I took a bite of one and of course thought I felt a reaction, you know how silly our minds can get, but the burger was delicious and I was happy with everything they did. (Open Original Shared Link)

Forgive me please, if I am incorrect. I am new to Gluten-free diet, having been confirmed celiac on 4/30.

It is my understanding that some moldy cheeses, like Bleu and Roquefort are not gluten free, being that the mold is grown on wheat bread. See Open Original Shared Link

Are you ordering from Red Robin in Larkspur?

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Forgive me please, if I am incorrect. I am new to Gluten-free diet, having been confirmed celiac on 4/30.

It is my understanding that some moldy cheeses, like Bleu and Roquefort are not gluten free, being that the mold is grown on wheat bread. See Open Original Shared Link

Are you ordering from Red Robin in Larkspur?

Latest thinking is that blue cheese is safe.

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conniebky Collaborator
conniebky
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Actually, I eat bleu cheese Wishbone dressing, because it's the one I found that says gluten free on the label, so I figured that bleu cheese was safe :D

Yeah, I do fine eating bleu cheese!

knittingmonkey Newbie
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Actually, I eat bleu cheese Wishbone dressing, because it's the one I found that says gluten free on the label, so I figured that bleu cheese was safe :D

Yeah, I do fine eating bleu cheese!

This makes me very happy, as I really like bleu cheese and was going to miss having some now and then. :P

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It you let them know at Red Robin you want the gluten free frys they use a dedicated fyrer for them. That makes me so very happy :) My daughter is take me there today for my birthday lunch now if I can just find a mexican resturant in colorado springs to go to for dinner I will be really happy :P and do the happy dance. :D

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