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Hey all-

I was just wondering where anyone actually gets I Can

Eat That pizza crusts on the peninsula. I've been to

their website and seen the list of retailers but

haven't had any luck with any of them so far.

I've been to Draeger's in San Mateo (shelf spot in

freezer but its been empty/had something else there

for 3 weeks. They do have the breads) and Menlo Park

(no shelf spot, only had breads) and Piazza's in San

Mateo (no shelf spot, only had breads).

Where does anyone reliably get them before I start

driving farther and farther (I'm in San Mateo)?

Thanks!

ps-thanks to everyone who was supportive after my

intro post about non-celiac gluten-intolerant folks

using the list. I have gotten a vibe on some other

celiac groups that the folks who were actual diagnosed

celiac's felt that simple 'gluten-intolerance' was a

lesser condition that should find its own group. Glad

to know its not the case here though sometimes I still

feel like a bit of an 'imposter' ;)

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My understanding, from reading what papers

there are and from talking with as many “experts” and sufferers as

I can, is that “Classic Celiac Disease” is just one form of the

disease. Perhaps it is even true that celiac disease with the flattening/destructioin

of the villi and extreme malnourishment to the point of emaciation is an end

state like stroke is an end state of high blood pressure and gangrene is an end

state of diabetes.

We all need support as we eat so very

differently from the usual Standard American Diet.

Connie

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Subject: [ ] I Can Eat

That Pizza Crusts on Peninsula

Thanks!

ps-thanks to everyone who was supportive after my

intro post about non-celiac gluten-intolerant folks

using the list. I have gotten a vibe on some other

celiac groups that the folks who were actual diagnosed

celiac's felt that simple 'gluten-intolerance' was a

lesser condition that should find its own group. Glad

to know its not the case here though sometimes I still

feel like a bit of an 'imposter' ;)

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I haven't checked recently, but Spica cafe on Castro street in

Mountain View(close to Starbucks) carries " I Can Eat that " frozen

bread and sometimes pizza crust. You could search them out on google

and give them a call to check... This is the only place I've bought " I

can eat that " stuff. You can also get a GF sandwich and baked goods at

the coffee shop. (the baked goods are limited)

>

> Hey all-

> I was just wondering where anyone actually gets I Can

> Eat That pizza crusts on the peninsula.

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hi all

Draeger's in los altos and draeger's in menlo always carries I can eat

that products

Hanna

--- seamaiden399 <seamaiden399@...> wrote:

> I haven't checked recently, but Spica cafe on Castro street in

> Mountain View(close to Starbucks) carries " I Can Eat that " frozen

> bread and sometimes pizza crust. You could search them out on google

> and give them a call to check... This is the only place I've bought

> " I

> can eat that " stuff. You can also get a GF sandwich and baked goods

> at

> the coffee shop. (the baked goods are limited)

>

>

> >

> > Hey all-

> > I was just wondering where anyone actually gets I Can

> > Eat That pizza crusts on the peninsula.

>

>

>

Hanna Kapitulnik, Pastry Chef/Owner

Kapcakes Gluten Free Bakehouse

Palo Alto, CA 94306

Tel: (650) 494 8232

http://www.kapcakes.com

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hi all

Draeger's in los altos and draeger's in menlo always carries I can eat

that products

Hanna

--- seamaiden399 <seamaiden399@...> wrote:

> I haven't checked recently, but Spica cafe on Castro street in

> Mountain View(close to Starbucks) carries " I Can Eat that " frozen

> bread and sometimes pizza crust. You could search them out on google

> and give them a call to check... This is the only place I've bought

> " I

> can eat that " stuff. You can also get a GF sandwich and baked goods

> at

> the coffee shop. (the baked goods are limited)

>

>

> >

> > Hey all-

> > I was just wondering where anyone actually gets I Can

> > Eat That pizza crusts on the peninsula.

>

>

>

Hanna Kapitulnik, Pastry Chef/Owner

Kapcakes Gluten Free Bakehouse

Palo Alto, CA 94306

Tel: (650) 494 8232

http://www.kapcakes.com

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