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Daughter Getting Married In Vegas

hnybny91

By hnybny91
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My DD is getting married in Vegas in July and can not eat gluten just like her mom. Does anyone know of a gluten free bakery we can order the cake from? I googled and only really came up with Aces Up bakery on Hualapai Way but the webisite is not operational and nobody answers the phone. Any suggestions?

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Try the Concierge Desk at the better properties, they usually know everything.

There IS a newer Whole Foods at the south end of The Strip. You might have to raid their gluten-free Freezer if you're desperate.

I'd also try a local Celiac support group, if there is one.

Best of luck and congratulations to all!

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Thank you CeliacAndCfsCrusader :)

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Also talk to the hotel pastry chef-- they are usually pretty good about it and most most hotel chefs are getting getting more and more familiar with gluten-free baking.

My DD is getting married in Vegas in July and can not eat gluten just like her mom. Does anyone know of a gluten free bakery we can order the cake from? I googled and only really came up with Aces Up bakery on Hualapai Way but the webisite is not operational and nobody answers the phone. Any suggestions?

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Aces has closed is doors..... they didn't last very long....... I do know many of the hotels have gluten-free foods available so contacting them is your best bet. You can also google las vegas celiac &I think there is a group there. sorry I have to run right now t so I can't look it up...

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Crap! I was thinking Aces had probably closed their door :( Thanks everyone.

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