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Saw this in a newsletter today...Allergy Eats is a new website (allergyeats.com) where you can enter your food "allergies" and zipcode and it shows you restaurants in your area with ratings and comments regarding their ability to handle your food sensitivity. Pretty cool! Especially for traveling! Our rural area had a little, but not much. But at least it's a start...

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Saw this in a newsletter today...Allergy Eats is a new website (allergyeats.com) where you can enter your food "allergies" and zipcode and it shows you restaurants in your area with ratings and comments regarding their ability to handle your food sensitivity. Pretty cool! Especially for traveling! Our rural area had a little, but not much. But at least it's a start...

Great idea - too bad it's only for US :(

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I tried it. Tons of places came up. I was amazed at how many pizza places! Only to find out that they had nothing gluten free. Most of the restaurants listed were just listings. Nothing about allergies at all.

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I tried it. Tons of places came up. I was amazed at how many pizza places! Only to find out that they had nothing gluten free. Most of the restaurants listed were just listings. Nothing about allergies at all.

Check out www.glutenfreeregistry.com they even have a red "I want Pizza" button on the left side that only shows gluten-free pizza locations around you

very cool

Juliebove Rising Star

Check out www.glutenfreeregistry.com they even have a red "I want Pizza" button on the left side that only shows gluten-free pizza locations around you

very cool

I am not really looking for gluten-free pizza. I was just surprised after putting in our allergens that a list of pizza places came up. Only to find out that none of them were gluten-free. I do know where I can get gluten-free pizza around here.

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