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I'm Helping Mary's Pizza To Create A Gluten Free Menu, I Need Your Help With Some Examples Of Menus From Your Favorite gluten-free Restaurants

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Can you help me find some restaurant menus on line that have good examples of what a good gluten-free menu should look like? I showed the manager Outback's today.Can you think of any others that you could tell me and list their website where the menu is listed. I'd sure appreciate this.They are looking for more bar drink examples and desserts as well.

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Check out the Gluten Intolerance Group's vast list of restaurants that offer gluten-free menus. You can find it here:

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Just do a search and then go into each restaurant's menu.

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Does the restaurant make the dough in their kitchen? If so, how can they guarantee that the food will really be gluten free?

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We love Picazzo's in Arizona. There are several in different cities in Arizona. A good portion of the menu is gluten free. Here is the link to their menu. They make their own gluten-free pizza crust. And all of their pastas are gluten free, and all of their croutons for the salads and all the flat bread is gluten free. They also have desert, crustless cheesecake and more. Its a great rest. for gluten free families! Check out their menu!

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Hi Rosetapper,

Really good things are happening and it is all because of you. Thanks for being my friend on here. I just an entire Second Step program brand new donated to my kid's school and it is really because of you. You got me off my duff and out into the community. Thank you.

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You're so sweet to say that! Now...remind me--you live in the Redding area, right? I could kick myself! I was in Redding just last weekend for a workshop....and I could have met up with you for coffee. **sigh** Next time I'll try to remember to contact you.

I'm so glad to hear that things are going well for you! And it's wonderful that you're taking on this job of helping Mary's Pizza. If you're ever in the Bay Area, please let me know--I'd love to get together with you.

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Anymore, I was hoping to share a few with them.

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