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  1. VegasCeliacBuckeye
    Usually restaurants that serve risotto use real chicken broth. As a waiter for 8+ years, I can tell you that 90% of the risotto I have encountered is gluten-free. "Cheap" places do not normally use "fake" chicken stock ---- but always ASK!! I find it best to ask the waiter for a pad and paper -- write down your question to the chef and also give...
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    I was a bartender at GB. They use the beer in many sauces and salad dressings (yes, beer is used in some of the salad dressings Having said that, I used to have the NY strip w/ mashed potatoes (no gravy). They can also do a green salad with veggies (no croutons) and oil and vinegar on the side. Also, call ahead and ask the chef about the gluten...
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    It is great. I had it in Ohio when I was there in May-June. They are selling it as West as Iowa/Minnesota. I talked to the CEO of the company and he said they are "actively looking" for a west coast brewery. It should be out here by Nov-Dec 2005. Cross your fingers!
  4. VegasCeliacBuckeye
    My buddy in Indianapolis is a food inspector for Hebrew National. All the dogs are gluten-free. They are also kosher.
  5. VegasCeliacBuckeye
    FYI, The Wendy's near me does keep the fries and chicken strips in separate fryers. The manager told me they were cognizant of cross-contamination. I am still concerned as the fries and the chicken strips are separated under the heat lamp by a piece of metal and the "fry scooper" and "chicken tongs" are kept in the same shelf... Bummer...
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    Open Original Shared Link Hope this helps Bronc
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    Same for me... I have often assumed I am gluten intolerant with DH, but do not have celiac disease as the ill efects are usually for a day or two at the most. She could be GI, but not have celiac disease (but have DH)......k?
  9. VegasCeliacBuckeye
    Z Tejas Gluten Free Menu (from Corporate office) Fish Tacos* Seared catfish (*must tell server to leave out the blue tortilla strips) with avocado and cucumber slaw in a tortilla (*must substitute a corn tortilla for the flour tortilla). Wild Mushroom Enchiladas* Sautéed wild mushrooms, avocado salsa and jack cheese rolled into two corn ...
  10. VegasCeliacBuckeye
    How was it served? Did you watch them make it? Did you tell them to make it fresh? I always say "Ketchup only, no bun, LTO on the side." Did you have fries? They are not 100% gluten-free anymore....
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    Another male here! I'm 30 years old physically, but probably 16 mentally ... My little brother and I (he's 9) play laser tag and Xbox all the time (he usually wins) Good times!
  12. VegasCeliacBuckeye
    Bring your own Tortillas or Taco Shells. I did and it was great! Bronco
  13. VegasCeliacBuckeye
    The commission may have taken the issue up to "pressure" the restaurant into changing their policy. I just did a little legal research here in the office. I have been unable to find a law or case that would "force" the restaurant to offer substitute items. Restaurants can refuse service to anyone they desire as a private enterprise. What is the name...
  14. VegasCeliacBuckeye
    Also, the dish may be priced out because of the selections on the plate. In restaurants, pasta is extremely cheap, potatoes are more expensive -- if this is the case, they do not HAVE to substitute items. It would be like going to Mc Donalds and telling them to substitute a milk shake for soda. Having said that, I was suprised they did not offer an...
  15. VegasCeliacBuckeye
    I am a lawyer, I don't think you have a complaint that can result in the relief you are seeking. Having said that, some bad publicity for the restaurant can always effect change. What is the name of the restaurant and the address? You have a few thousand people on this website that could drop them a letter/e-mail telling them how much we disapprove...
  16. VegasCeliacBuckeye
    Melly, Try Whole Foods - I buy most of my breads, gluten-free Mac n Cheese, etc there. Open Original Shared Link Also, these restaurants have gluten-free menus Pf Changs Carrabas Outback Wendys MC Donalds Arbys
  17. VegasCeliacBuckeye
    www.kinnikinnick.com Once you try their bread, you will not go back. Also, check out their: 1. Choc Chip Muffins 2. Gluten Free Bagels 3. Cinnamon Rolls (a little heavy, but better than nothing) 4. Hot Dog Buns
  18. VegasCeliacBuckeye
    1. Ener-G Bread -- my god, is it bread, styrofoam or something nasa invented? Just awful...blech!blech!blech! 2. Any attempt at a gluten free cracker (all companies) 3. All Gluten free brownie mixes - (they only make 1/4 inch brownies)
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    I think a lot depends on how much you arev taking. Some people when they start take like 200MG a day. Currently, I take 25mg (1 pill) every day or every other day). If I stop taking dapsone, the DH will come back - it always does -- and yes, I have new pots and pans, gluten-free toiletries and I rarely eat out -- for some reason, it doesn;t go away. ...
  21. VegasCeliacBuckeye
    Open Original Shared Link Link to the Cape Breton restaurants...
  22. VegasCeliacBuckeye
    Order it "no Bun" everytime! Even crumbs can hurt your intestine and invoke bad symptoms (nausea, diarrhea, DH, etc). If possible watch as they make your food (it is easier at Wendys, Mc D's and Arby's because you can see the kitchen. -- Sometimes the employees will just taka an old sandwich and "remove the bread" -- this is unacceptable -- make them...
  23. VegasCeliacBuckeye
    Even if you weren't glutened, I think we celiacs as a whole go to the potty more than ANYBODY
  24. VegasCeliacBuckeye
    My Irish friend (and celiac brother) Here is the Irsish's Coeliac's webpage -- I see they have a gluten free food portion of the site... Open Original Shared Link Hope this helps...
  25. VegasCeliacBuckeye
    Ignore that previous post by me, it is a recipe for cookies. Sorry...
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