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hey everyone :)

just wanted to share with you that i drove up to Orlando over the weekend with family. we did a bit of shopping at Downtown Disney and a little eating :)

Mom asked where we should eat for lunch, and i wasn't sure as im fairly new to being 100% Gluten Free instead of just being low carb. I thought Wolfgang Puck's might be safe tho i wasnt sure... i was willing to just get a burger without the bun and not worry about cc or anything. However, i was pleasantly surprised when our server greeted us and then immediately went in to asking if any of us had any food allergies! i was not expecting that! my sister and i said: "YES, Gluten"... she then explained that IF they had Gluten Free Pizza & Gluten Free Pasta in the kitchen that they could use that for any dish on the menu!!!!!! they were very accommadating.

so, my Dad and i split a burger- they put the burger and the bun/fries on seperate plates... and my sister got a Gluten Free Vegtable pizza... no cc, no problem... :)

then, we went over to the Fresh a'Peel building where they now have a Babycakes bakery!!! unfortunately they had a maintenance issue and got a late start, so they only had cupcakes & cookie sandwiches (they usually also have donuts and more)... all of our stuff was Gluten Free & delicious- especially the chocolate chip cookie & chocolate icing sandwich :P just double check when u go to a Babycakes, because some of their products may be baked with spelt.

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I'll definitely give Wolfgang Puck's and Babycakes a try! All gluten-free eaters seem to rave about the Earl of Sandwich, but I don't think they have gluten-free bread yet.

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