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  1. So, I have gone three times now. All three times have been consistent (very good). Something to keep in mind though: Pick-up or Dine In may be the best option--when I picked up the pizza's yesterday, the guy running the register (pretty sure he was a manager) noticed that my pizza wasn't gluten free. He said it showed up on the screen, not on the...
  2. Thanks!! Upon further inspection, since Carls Jr owns hardees, they offer the same menu: Open Original Shared Link I'll try something tomorrow.
  3. Sorry, I went to the Newark, Ca location. It looks like their gluten-free participation is spreading. If you choose "store locator" and "order online" the gluten free menu will appear if they have it available.
  4. www.extremepizza.com Extreme Pizza now offers a Gluten-Free Menu! The crust is "Still Riding" crust, and is excellent. The typical "gluten-free taste" is not there and the crust NEVER overpowers the sauce or toppings. The toppings are excellent and flavorful. The sauce is very good, with a slight kick. The closest chain I would compare it to...
  5. Mission Pizza in Fremont, Ca offers gluten-free pizza now, according to their coupon!!! 1572 Washington Blvd. Fremont, Ca 510-651-6858 I'm going to try it tonight! I liked this place when I used to eat regular pizza. Now we have Z-Pizza and Mission Pizza
  6. Cool, that's great to hear it's chain-wide!! If anyone would do it, it'd be Z-Wave with their "health-concious menu". The pizza is fantastic the second day around (reheated). Better than some pizza joints I visited pre-gluten-free.
  7. Haha actually same shopping center, but it's next to supercuts, where the old C.D. (EDIT: I didnt' realize it would change the abbreviation to CELIAC DISEASE... I was really confused when I re-read my post LOL) store was. Zorbas is still there, and yeah it was good...sigh...
  8. I searched quite a few times and couldn't find anything, so I hope this isn't a repost. It just so happens that my gluten-free wanted pizza tonight. I got a little depressed, but told her I'd pick up pizza for her. Then, I go flipping through the Pennysaver and find a coupon page for ZPizza in Fremont. It say, "Gluten-Free crusts available". ...
  9. One important thing I forgot to mention: On the original endoscopy/biopsy, it was determined that I have a hiatus hernia. I experienced a bit of heartburn at the time. I've been taking Prilosec OTC once a day (before dinner) ever since. Is there any link between hiatus hernias and celiac disease?
  10. Yes, definitely makes sense, thanks for the clarification. I will do what Laura suggests (get a hard copy of the results and post) before I try re-testing... my insurance was much better 2 years ago than what I have now, and am a bit worried that they wouldn't cover as much of the cost on a procedure like an endoscopy/biopsy. Thank you everyone...
  11. This makes sense, thank you. Laura, I'm certain I can attain the results. I will call my doctor asap next week. Thanks again! Jon
  12. Carla, thank you for the reinforcement! When someone has celiac, can reaction be hit-or-miss? Example: eat all kinds of food (with gluten) 5 days in a row, feel okay, good bowel movements, but on the 6th day develop symptoms (eg. diarrhea)? I stuck to a light, gluten-free dinner tonight..now I'm resting up in my room because I'd rather feel better...
  13. Retest for Celiac? Okay, I hope I can keep this short. Nearly 2 years ago, I had a blood test done because I was having abdominal pain and have always been skinny and unable to gain weight. The blood test came back from the lab and the doctor wrote: "Blood markers suggest celiac disease." I had to refer to my GI Dr. for an endoscopy. I had an endoscopy...
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