Re: Weird Fish -GF fish and chips

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Wow! This is interesting news. I usually try to avoid soy since I don't digest it well but I might have to check this out just once to write it up on my blog! Thanks for letting us know.-- Come visit my food blog...

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What is the name of the place? (Fish

& chips, YUMM!!!)

From: [mailto: ] On Behalf Of Elonwy

Sent: Thursday, December 07, 2006

12:35 PM

Subject: [ ] Weird

Fish -GF fish and chips

On 18th and Mission.

Gluten Free fish and chips, with a soy based

batter, fried in their own dedicated fryer. I haven't been yet, but a

co-worker went last night with a buddy of his who is gluten intolerant

and told me about it. I called them and they verified the dedicated

fryer. Pardon me if this has been posted before, but I found no

reference to it, and I am so excited, since I have sorely missed fish

and chips.

Squueeeeee!

Elonwy

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Their name is Weird Fish.

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> What is the name of the place? (Fish & chips, YUMM!!!)

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> From:

[mailto: ]

> On Behalf Of Elonwy

> Sent: Thursday, December 07, 2006 12:35 PM

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> Subject: [ ] Weird Fish -GF fish and chips

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> On 18th and Mission. Gluten Free fish and chips, with a soy based

> batter, fried in their own dedicated fryer. I haven't been yet, but a

> co-worker went last night with a buddy of his who is gluten intolerant

> and told me about it. I called them and they verified the dedicated

> fryer. Pardon me if this has been posted before, but I found no

> reference to it, and I am so excited, since I have sorely missed fish

> and chips.

> Squueeeeee!

> Elonwy

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Weird Fish got some rave reviews at Yelp:http://www.yelp.com/biz/2zqqYMV4Y8-M5dpYKr2NYAA Nov. 29 posting at Chowhound hints that they might have more than just GF fish & chips, stating that: " Even my friend Elise, who is allergic to Gluten, found a a full meal without trouble (rice flower used). " http://www.chowhound.com/topics/329043

It sounds delicious. I can't wait to try this one out.-JoeOn 12/8/06, Elonwy <elle871@...> wrote:> Their name is Weird Fish.>

> > > >> > What is the name of the place? (Fish & chips, YUMM!!!)

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]> > On Behalf Of Elonwy> > Sent: Thursday, December 07, 2006 12:35 PM> >

> > Subject: [ ] Weird Fish -GF fish and chips> >> >> >> > On 18th and Mission. Gluten Free fish and chips, with a soy based> > batter, fried in their own dedicated fryer. I haven't been yet, but a

> > co-worker went last night with a buddy of his who is gluten intolerant> > and told me about it. I called them and they verified the dedicated> > fryer. Pardon me if this has been posted before, but I found no

> > reference to it, and I am so excited, since I have sorely missed fish> > and chips.> > Squueeeeee!> > Elonwy> >> > > > > >

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I am so excited to visit this place! I see it in my future after

finals are over... Yay! I thought I'd have to go to Scotland for GF

fish 'n chips.

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> > > What is the name of the place? (Fish & chips, YUMM!!!)

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> > > From:

> > [mailto: ]

> > > On Behalf Of Elonwy

> > > Sent: Thursday, December 07, 2006 12:35 PM

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> > > Subject: [ ] Weird Fish -GF fish and chips

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> > > On 18th and Mission. Gluten Free fish and chips, with a soy based

> > > batter, fried in their own dedicated fryer. I haven't been yet,

but a

> > > co-worker went last night with a buddy of his who is gluten

intolerant

> > > and told me about it. I called them and they verified the dedicated

> > > fryer. Pardon me if this has been posted before, but I found no

> > > reference to it, and I am so excited, since I have sorely missed

fish

> > > and chips.

> > > Squueeeeee!

> > > Elonwy

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[Guest guest]

Hallelujah! Praise the Lord! I'm going for lunch this week. Thanks

for posting!

S

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Be cautious -- a review last week in the Chronicle speaks of the beer batter tempura at Weird Fish. Let's hope their dedicated fryer (see below) truly is so, and that oil is never shared between fryers by mistake.

H.

In a message dated 12/7/06 2:51:32 PM, elle871@... writes:

On 18th and Mission. Gluten Free fish and chips, with a soy based

batter, fried in their own dedicated fryer. I haven't been yet, but a

co-worker went last night with a buddy of his who is gluten intolerant

and told me about it. I called them and they verified the dedicated

fryer. Pardon me if this has been posted before, but I found no

reference to it, and I am so excited, since I have sorely missed fish

and chips.

Squueeeeee!

Elonwy

[Guest guest]

I'm going tomorrow night, and am going to ask them all the same

questions again, dedicated fryer, etc, etc. I do know a couple GF

people that have eaten there with no problems. They seem to be very

aware of the issues, at least in the kitchen, not all the servers

seems too clear on it.

E

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> Be cautious -- a review last week in the Chronicle speaks of the

beer batter

> tempura at Weird Fish. Let's hope their dedicated fryer (see

below) truly is

> so, and that oil is never shared between fryers by mistake.

> H.

>

> In a message dated 12/7/06 2:51:32 PM, elle871@... writes:

>

> > On 18th and Mission. Gluten Free fish and chips, with a soy based

> > batter, fried in their own dedicated fryer. I haven't been yet, but a

> > co-worker went last night with a buddy of his who is gluten intolerant

> > and told me about it. I called them and they verified the dedicated

> > fryer. Pardon me if this has been posted before, but I found no

> > reference to it, and I am so excited, since I have sorely missed fish

> > and chips.

> > Squueeeeee!

> > Elonwy

> >

> >

> >

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