Re: travelng and dining out g-f

[Guest guest]

>

> Esther -

>

> Don't freak out! If you're traveling with kids, Mc s will

> make you a lettuce wrap, and their fries are g-f, too! They also

> have some kind of fruit.

>

And I did " Google 's 23187 " and printed out the addresses of

every 's in a 200 mile radius. :-) I can always eat chili and

baked potato 2x/day if all else fails.

Thank you for the other hints. I immediatley printed your message and

will put it in my file with the hotel confirmation, Google maps to get

there, local church addresses, and the like. :-)

Thank you!

Here's your big tip: " If you always tell the truth, you don't have to

remember what you've already said. "

Esther

[Guest guest]

>

> Esther -

>

> Don't freak out! If you're traveling with kids, Mc s will

> make you a lettuce wrap, and their fries are g-f, too! They also

> have some kind of fruit.

>

And I did " Google 's 23187 " and printed out the addresses of

every 's in a 200 mile radius. :-) I can always eat chili and

baked potato 2x/day if all else fails.

Thank you for the other hints. I immediatley printed your message and

will put it in my file with the hotel confirmation, Google maps to get

there, local church addresses, and the like. :-)

Thank you!

Here's your big tip: " If you always tell the truth, you don't have to

remember what you've already said. "

Esther

[Guest guest]

>

> Esther -

> Enjoy your trip, don't take a lot of unecessary food with you. I

> take only a few g-f snack bars, one for each leg of the flight, and

> one for each breakfast, just in case nothing else is available, but

> it usually is. I used to take rice cakes and peanut butter, but

> it's not necessary. Just be careful, ask questions and have fun!

>

> BJ

>

BJ,

I'm guessing you don't travel a lot with kids if that's all the GF

food you carry along! When I leave home with my son (we're both

celiac) I always have at least 24 hours worth of food in the carry-on

bag. I didn't have our usual stash on our flight home from a trip in

November, bought my son a cup of cocoa at the Minneapolis airport, it

had gluten in it (cookie crumbs) and he threw up all over the place on

the last leg of the flight home. Won't ever make THAT mistake again.

(and yes, I did ask lots of question about the cocoa, and ordered it

without cookie crumbs - but the server goofed and I couldn't see them

under the whipped cream)

Maureen

[Guest guest]

Esther,

Ukrop's is definitely a good grocery chain for you. Check out their

website and you'll find a GF list. You'll be very close to

burg. There's lots of restaurants in burg, as its a

tourist-mecca. There's an Outback, I know. (Of course, given the

kids, perhaps that's not something you're looking for!) If you're

going to be in Colonial burg, I've had good luck at one of the

taverns (can't recall the name of it!) by ordering a fruit plate,

salad, etc. They were very kind and helpful. Unfortunately, I've

never visited town proper.

I hope that you enjoy your trip. I know the food adds an undesired

level of stress to any outing...

(Cville, VA)

> >

> > Esther -

> >

> > Don't freak out! If you're traveling with kids, Mc s will

> > make you a lettuce wrap, and their fries are g-f, too! They also

> > have some kind of fruit.

> >

>

> And I did " Google 's 23187 " and printed out the addresses of

> every 's in a 200 mile radius. :-) I can always eat chili and

> baked potato 2x/day if all else fails.

>

> Thank you for the other hints. I immediatley printed your message and

> will put it in my file with the hotel confirmation, Google maps to get

> there, local church addresses, and the like. :-)

>

> Thank you!

>

> Here's your big tip: " If you always tell the truth, you don't have to

> remember what you've already said. "

>

> Esther

>

[Guest guest]

Esther,

Ukrop's is definitely a good grocery chain for you. Check out their

website and you'll find a GF list. You'll be very close to

burg. There's lots of restaurants in burg, as its a

tourist-mecca. There's an Outback, I know. (Of course, given the

kids, perhaps that's not something you're looking for!) If you're

going to be in Colonial burg, I've had good luck at one of the

taverns (can't recall the name of it!) by ordering a fruit plate,

salad, etc. They were very kind and helpful. Unfortunately, I've

never visited town proper.

I hope that you enjoy your trip. I know the food adds an undesired

level of stress to any outing...

(Cville, VA)

> >

> > Esther -

> >

> > Don't freak out! If you're traveling with kids, Mc s will

> > make you a lettuce wrap, and their fries are g-f, too! They also

> > have some kind of fruit.

> >

>

> And I did " Google 's 23187 " and printed out the addresses of

> every 's in a 200 mile radius. :-) I can always eat chili and

> baked potato 2x/day if all else fails.

>

> Thank you for the other hints. I immediatley printed your message and

> will put it in my file with the hotel confirmation, Google maps to get

> there, local church addresses, and the like. :-)

>

> Thank you!

>

> Here's your big tip: " If you always tell the truth, you don't have to

> remember what you've already said. "

>

> Esther

>

[Guest guest]

Esther,

Ukrop's is definitely a good grocery chain for you. Check out their

website and you'll find a GF list. You'll be very close to

burg. There's lots of restaurants in burg, as its a

tourist-mecca. There's an Outback, I know. (Of course, given the

kids, perhaps that's not something you're looking for!) If you're

going to be in Colonial burg, I've had good luck at one of the

taverns (can't recall the name of it!) by ordering a fruit plate,

salad, etc. They were very kind and helpful. Unfortunately, I've

never visited town proper.

I hope that you enjoy your trip. I know the food adds an undesired

level of stress to any outing...

(Cville, VA)

> >

> > Esther -

> >

> > Don't freak out! If you're traveling with kids, Mc s will

> > make you a lettuce wrap, and their fries are g-f, too! They also

> > have some kind of fruit.

> >

>

> And I did " Google 's 23187 " and printed out the addresses of

> every 's in a 200 mile radius. :-) I can always eat chili and

> baked potato 2x/day if all else fails.

>

> Thank you for the other hints. I immediatley printed your message and

> will put it in my file with the hotel confirmation, Google maps to get

> there, local church addresses, and the like. :-)

>

> Thank you!

>

> Here's your big tip: " If you always tell the truth, you don't have to

> remember what you've already said. "

>

> Esther

>

[Guest guest]

>

> Esther,

>

> Ukrop's is definitely a good grocery chain for you.

I've gratefully printed out that GF list from Ukrops and it's already

in my file.

How does one say " Ukrops " any way?

You-crops?

Uck-rops?

[Guest guest]

>

> Esther,

>

> Ukrop's is definitely a good grocery chain for you.

I've gratefully printed out that GF list from Ukrops and it's already

in my file.

How does one say " Ukrops " any way?

You-crops?

Uck-rops?

[Guest guest]

>

> Esther,

>

> Ukrop's is definitely a good grocery chain for you.

I've gratefully printed out that GF list from Ukrops and it's already

in my file.

How does one say " Ukrops " any way?

You-crops?

Uck-rops?

[Guest guest]

Option #1 --- You-crops

> >

> > Esther,

> >

> > Ukrop's is definitely a good grocery chain for you.

>

> I've gratefully printed out that GF list from Ukrops and it's already

> in my file.

>

> How does one say " Ukrops " any way?

>

> You-crops?

> Uck-rops?

>

[Guest guest]

Option #1 --- You-crops

> >

> > Esther,

> >

> > Ukrop's is definitely a good grocery chain for you.

>

> I've gratefully printed out that GF list from Ukrops and it's already

> in my file.

>

> How does one say " Ukrops " any way?

>

> You-crops?

> Uck-rops?

>

[Guest guest]

Option #1 --- You-crops

> >

> > Esther,

> >

> > Ukrop's is definitely a good grocery chain for you.

>

> I've gratefully printed out that GF list from Ukrops and it's already

> in my file.

>

> How does one say " Ukrops " any way?

>

> You-crops?

> Uck-rops?

>