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What's Your Favorite Chain Restaurant Gluten-Free Menu Item?


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Ben Joven Newbie

Mine is Mimi's restaurant Slow Roasted Turkey Breast...pretty good stuff IMO.


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Marilyn R Community Regular

The Mussels appetizer at Bone Fish Grill! Yum! :)

Lisa Mentor

P.F. Changs...everything on the gluten-free Menu.

Takala Enthusiast

PF Chang's version of General Tsao's chicken, which they call gluten free "Spicy Chicken." :)

jerseyangel Proficient

PF Changs--Philips Better Lemon Chicken (currently off the menu, but they will make it for you if you ask)

mbrookes Community Regular

For fast food, I get Wendy's baked potato and add their chili. A baked potato and a small chili costs $3.05 here, and I can't imagine a cheaper lunch.

Darn210 Enthusiast

PF Chang's Broccoli and Beef . . . or is it Beef and Broccoli? . . . :blink::P

. . . and their chocolate dome :ph34r:


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the chocolate thunder from down under,

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