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Gluten Free Options In Maui And Shave Ice

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Our family is planning a trip to Maui and I was wondering if anyone had any recommendations for safe gluten-free dining. We will be in the Kihei area but are always willing to travel for good food! Also, does anyone know if the shave ice syrup is safe? I am dying for shave ice and can't find an ingredient list anywhere! Mahalo!

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Our family is planning a trip to Maui and I was wondering if anyone had any recommendations for safe gluten-free dining. We will be in the Kihei area but are always willing to travel for good food! Also, does anyone know if the shave ice syrup is safe? I am dying for shave ice and can't find an ingredient list anywhere! Mahalo!

You could contact Ken Love. He lives in Hawaii. He might see this or you can contact him through this board.

Susan

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Thanks! How do I contact a member?

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Thanks! How do I contact a member?

Go to http://www.celiac.co...n-free/members/ and do a search for kenlove. You can then send him a PM.

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:) Hope this is still timely!

We stayed with friends half the time and stayed at the Westin Kaanapali Ocean Villas. I called the Chef Francois and he was excellent. His email is: francois.milliet@westin.com.

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Oh, and I don't know if the shave ice is gluten-free, but we believed the likelihood of gluten in it was very low and enjoyed it a few times. We did avoid the toppings. We loved the fact there were no cone crumbs!!! We tried to find places that were only shaved ice (versus also serving ice cream...).

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