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  1. Phyllis28
    It's your wedding, you should be married in the dress of your choosing. The dress you chose is beautiful.
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    I went to a wedding this weekend. I am currently gluten free, soy free and low fat. I made a lunch that did not need to be reheated lunch at home, put it in a soft sided lunch box with blue ice, and ate it when everyone else ate. It was not problem for anyone.
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    I have not had any problems with TSA confiscating my food. In January I spoke to a supervisor at TSA and he indicated that I should not try to bring any liquid foods such at yogurt and only enough blue ice to keep my food cold. Below are the some of the food I have packed: Cold cooked meat (i.e. chicken, deli meat) Rice Bread Rice Cakes Peanutbutter...
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    Thank you for sharing the pictures and the stories. Sounds like you had a wonderful trip.
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    I found this on the internet: Open Original Shared Link
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    Momma Goose, I am sorry you not feeling well. I hope you feel better soon.
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    I eat Yoplait, Mountain High and Cascade Fresh yogurt brands. Mountain High and Cascade Fresh say gluten free on the carton. Since ingredients of all food products are subject to change I always check the lables before I buy anything.
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    Kitchen Basics. Says Gluten free on the box. Web Address is below; Open Original Shared Link
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    Have a super trip.
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    I also have a letter from my doctor asking that I be allowed to Blue Ice. I spoke with TSA at my local airport and they said with a note it should be ok but I stopped I would need to ask for a supervisor. TSA did ask that I bring only the minimum amount of blue ice required and do not include any forbidden food items such as yogurt. A premade Peanut Butter...
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    An alternative you might want to consider are Kettle Brand Bakes Potato Chips, lightly salted. The ingredients are gluten free and they do not contain any Olestra. Since there are Kettle Brand Bakes made from wheat products there is probably a risk of cross contamination. I have not had any problems with them.
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    I travel for business and I always book a hotel with a kitchen. I stay at a Residence Inn or the TownPlace Suites by Marriott. I believe that Hilton has the Homewood Suites with kitchens. I always book a flight that arrives in time to go grocery shopping and I pack my own food. Since I am usually staying in a different hotel than everyone else I rent...
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    I am sorry for the loss of your aunt. If you are driving you might want to pack a cold meal in a soft lunch box with blue ice for the funeral reception. A suggestion would be salad, cold meat, salad dressing, gluten free bread or crackers, fruit and yogurt. Bring it to the reception and eat when everyone else does. Then you don't have to worry about what...
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    Quick and Easy Meals I eat for dinner: Gluten Free baked beans and gluten free hot dogs. Cut a hot dog into pieces and add to about 1/2 can of baked beans. Microwave 1 to 1.5 minutes. Peanut Butter and Jelly on Rice Cakes Reheat left overs Microwave corn tortillas with refried beans and cheese. Mircowave Baked Potato adding toppings from...
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    California Strawberries should be safe. Most of the strawberries in the US are grown in California. Below is the e-mail I received from the California Strawberry Commisssion. When I was in Missouri the strawberries I bought were clearly marked as being grown in Watsonville, California. Answer Dear Phyllis: It should be safe for you to eat California...
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    Congratulations. It is a beautiful picture.
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    I am glad to here you have done well on your business trip. I try to always stay where I have a kitchen even if it means staying at a different hotel the my traveling campanions. I also have found that I need to rent a car to get to the grocery store. I look for a health food store or grocery store that carries gluten free food before I leave and buy...
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    I have never seen Gatorade in a can but it does come in powder form. Just add water.
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    I ignore the "No Food Rule" on a regular basis. I have also found that I need to deal with restaurants and caterers myself. Pull out the American Disabilities Act if you have to. Bringing your own food is a reasonable accomadation.
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    Yep, I have seen the Gluten Free Oats in the store. I have yet to get the courage to try them.
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    I hope you feel better soon.
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    Happy Birthday
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    That's terrible. I do not know if the medicine still exists, when my son was little the doctor prescribed a topical cream that we put on and covered about an hour before any needles. It numbed the area so the needle would not hurt.
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    I found "Feast from the East" Sesame Dressing at Costco. It says gluten free on the bottle. The company website is: www.feastkitchens.com
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    I use Source Naturals Daily Essential Enzyes Digestive Aid. I find them at Wild Oats. The bottle says "contains no yeast, dairy, egg, gluten, corn, soy or wheat. Contains no sugar, starch, salt, preservative or artificial color flavor or fragrance. I don't have any problems with it.
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