Tryingcake101

Yes, the longer I go without gluten the less it takes to make me sick.

Today is my birthday. So this weekend was filled with people wanting to take me out to dinner. I was very nervous going out so much. But I had wonderful experiences at the following places: eeZ Fusion & Sushi 16925 Birkdale Commons Pkwy, Huntersville, NC 28078 The Cowfish Sushi Burger Bar 4310 Sharon Rd, Charlotte, NC 28211 BLT Steak...

I usually do better in high end restaurants - but not always. I ate at a very high end local restaurant and got extremely ill from cross contamination. I was sick for about 16 hours. It was horrible. But generally speaking, high end restaurants are much safer than cheaper restaurants. But a nearby moderately priced pizza joint that offers gluten...

sorry I have not posted before now. I have been on vacation and it's been a hassle to reach the site. the restaurant in question is McCoys off old pineville Road in Charlotte North Carolina. I rarely eat out anymore like others have suggested. I stopped eating out right after my diagnosis. But sometimes you just need to eat out and there's not a lot...

What I would appreciate more than anything, is to not be looked at like I had three heads when I ask for a gluten-free menu. It amazes me, even at many high-end establishments, that I cannot get a gluten-free menu. When I do get a gluten-free menu there won't even be a handful of items on it. Or I get told I can eat salad. While traveling recently I had...

"At Applebee's they will give you an allergen sheet, easy to decide what you can have there..." Applebee's (at least by me) recently cut their gluten free menu in half. I could have cried. The only things left on the menu are items I do not care for. I no longer eat at Applebee's.