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gluten-free Camping

sandiz

By sandiz
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sandiz Apprentice
sandiz
Posted

I just thought that I would share of my week camping trip with my husband who isn't gluten-free. Tent camping but with electricity so I took my little roaster oven. First night I had fresh natchos, a few days later it wasn't nice out so I decided to have mac and cheese - quino noodles with cornflakes and cheese with bacon - OH YUM!!! The day before we left my husband made me a loaf of gluten-free bread from a mix "Gluten Free Pantry" very good because the stuff I have bought from the freezer section is dry, so we used that for my hotdogs and hamburger.

Harvest hotdogs

Homemade burgers

The only thing that was questionable was when we went out for lunch at Montanas but all was fine. Ranch dressing there is ok and so is the greek salad with chicken.

Had a great time and husband and I had different snacks, breads, beers. Note to everyone, just go and have fun and take your own stuff. <3

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That's great!

Turns out you can also bring an electric burner into a hotel room. Not as good as waking up under the trees, but at least you have some control over your own meals.

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