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hez

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  1. Thanks Laura. I did go to that website and found no information on eating out. I think they have a booklet you can buy that will tell you places that are safe. I am not sure why but this rubs me the wrong way. The Denver group has on line places to go that are celiac friendly, they do not make me buy a book for this information. At this point I may have to buy the book :angry:

    Hez

  2. My understanding is that colors are safe but artificial and natural flavors could be gluten. By law in the US if it has wheat it will be stated. Unfortunatly that does not include barley, rye and oats. Bottom line is you need to be careful and check with the manufacturers. Unless it is a company that has a clear labeling policy (I am thinking of Kraft but I know there are others).

    Hez

  3. Okay, I have spent the last hour researching gluten-free restaurants in Houston. Know what I found? Nothing! Not one thing (besides the normal Outback, PF Changs).

    In a city as large as Houston the only options are chains? If you know of anything please help me!

    Thanks,

    Hez

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