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I was looking through the web and came across this place, looks like a real find for those in the Seattle or Vancouver area:

http://www.wheatlessinseattle.com/

Kaili's Kitchen

In Firdale Village

9711 Firdale Ave.

Edmonds WA 98020

206-542-1462

1-877-664-5883

"Kaili's Kitchen has moved (as of Oct. 1st, 2003) and is now open for lunch and dinner. Everything in her kitchen is gluten-free and everything tastes great! For a real worry-free, gluten-free dining out experience, visit Kaili's Kitchen and give your taste buds a treat".

We need a gluten free restaurant in Toronto!

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smack,

thank you so much for posting this information. i will be visiting my aunt and uncle in the seattle area in june and have been trying to find information on places to dine out and/or do my grocery shopping as i will be there for just over a week. thank you!

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Hey there Deb,

The hot shopping places on the North end of Seattle are Whole Foods (64th & Roosevelt) and the Greenlake PCC (NW corner of the lake on 99), which has more gluten-free products that the other PCC stores. You also MUST go to the Flying Apron bakery, which has a small walk-up window in the University District; all their products are vegan, and most are gluten-free. Their chocolate cake alone is worth a trip to Seattle!

If I can help you plan for your Seattle trip please let me know.

Laurie in Seattle

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