Traveling as a celiac can always be a challenge, but fortunately, that is getting a lot easier. The best thing is, if you are headed to NYC, you will have no shortage of delicious and safe gluten-free dining to choose from. Here is a round-up of my favorites from this last trip and also some that are on my list to check out on my next stop in NYC!
Traveling as a celiac can always be a challenge, but fortunately, that is getting a lot easier. The best thing is, if you are headed to NYC, you will have no shortage of delicious and safe gluten-free dining to choose from. Here is a round-up of my favorites from this last trip and also some that are on my list to check out on my next stop in NYC!
Read MoreWe decided to take a little holiday getaway to La Jolla and San Diego and rented an Airbnb near the beach and had so much fun exploring all the great gluten free eateries in San Diego!
We decided to take a little holiday getaway to La Jolla and San Diego and rented an Airbnb near the beach and had so much fun exploring all the great gluten free eateries in San Diego!
Read MoreSanta Barbara is a quintessential SoCal Coastal living town about 1.5 hours north of LA. It oozes charm with its Spanish-style architecture and adorable shops and restaurants. We took a little weekend escape to head up and soak up the peace and charm of the town, COVID style.
Santa Barbara is a quintessential SoCal Coastal living town about 1.5 hours north of LA. It oozes charm with its Spanish-style architecture and adorable shops and restaurants. We took a little weekend escape to head up and soak up the peace and charm of the town, COVID style.
Read MoreIt has been so fun to finally put together a gluten-free dining guide for my home town of Los Angeles! I have been so busy with travel, both for my Wandering Palate Book Tour and also for fun, this past year that I finally had a few months at home to work on this!
It has been so fun to finally put together a gluten-free dining guide for my home town of Los Angeles! I have been so busy with travel, both for my Wandering Palate Book Tour and also for fun, this past year that I finally had a few months at home to work on this!
Read MoreTo round out an amazing 2019, full of delicious gluten-free meals and global adventures, we celebrated in my old stomping ground, San Francisco. I lived there for seven years and I’ve always loved its food scene. Like many big cities in the U.S., you can find anything your heart desires in San Francisco.
To round out an amazing 2019, full of delicious gluten-free meals and global adventures, we celebrated in my old stomping ground, San Francisco. I lived there for seven years and I’ve always loved its food scene. Like many big cities in the U.S., you can find anything your heart desires in San Francisco.
Read MorePeople travel from all over the world to visit the Pacific Northwest. A top destination on their list? Portland, Oregon. Not only is Portlandia a haven for outdoors activities and microbreweries, but it also has a vibrant culinary scene.
People travel from all over the world to visit the Pacific Northwest. A top destination on their list? Portland, Oregon. Not only is Portlandia a haven for outdoors activities and microbreweries, but it also has a vibrant culinary scene.
Read MoreOn my trail around the world I love to eat my gluten free way through each new city—especially one as vibrant and culturally diverse as Chicago. The best thing about traveling in 2019 is that there are so many new and dedicated gluten free restaurants. In a big city like Chicago, I had no trouble finding delicious places to dine. Without further ado, here’s my guide for eating gluten free in Chicago!
On my trail around the world I love to eat my gluten free way through each new city—especially one as vibrant and culturally diverse as Chicago. The best thing about traveling in 2019 is that there are so many new and dedicated gluten free restaurants. In a big city like Chicago, I had no trouble finding delicious places to dine. Without further ado, here’s my guide for eating gluten free in Chicago!
Read MoreDining gluten free in Croatia was a bit of a challenge as a Celiac but with a bit of research and asking the right questions it can be done. While most of their food is naturally gluten free, think seafood, risotto, salads etc, there is a high risk of cross contamination that most restaurants I don’t think really know how to handle.
Dining gluten free in Croatia was a bit of a challenge as a Celiac but with a bit of research and asking the right questions it can be done. While most of their food is naturally gluten free, think seafood, risotto, salads etc, there is a high risk of cross contamination that most restaurants I don’t think really know how to handle.
Read MoreCroatia was one of the more challenging countries I have traveled to and been gluten free, but make sure to check out my blog post with tips and tricks about how to eat out and ask the right questions. Here is a round of up the restaurants I ate at safely during my trip in Split, Hvar, Palmizana, Bol and Dubrovnik.
Croatia was one of the more challenging countries I have traveled to and been gluten free, but make sure to check out my blog post with tips and tricks about how to eat out and ask the right questions. Here is a round of up the restaurants I ate at safely during my trip in Split, Hvar, Palmizana, Bol and Dubrovnik.
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