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Lots Of Resturants Gf

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By CeliacMe
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I EAT OUT AT A LOT OF PLACES. PF CHANG'S, LEGAL SEAFOOD AND OUTBACK STEAKHOUSE HAVE GLUTEN FREE MENUS. ALSO CHICK FIL A HAS THE CHARGRILLED CHICKEN SALAD (GO TO THEIR WEBSITE) AND MANY OF THEIR DRESSINGS ARE gluten-free. I ALSO EAT OUT AT BURGER JOINTS, LIKE DUFFY'S SPORTS BAR AND GRILL AND FLANAGAN'S AND THEY ARE VERY ACCOMIDATING. I TELL THEM NO BUN WITH THE BURGER AND GET A BAKED POTATOE INSTEAD OF FRIES. FLANAGANS DOESNT MARINATE OR USE SAUCES ON MANY OF THEIR DISHES.

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Yes, there are places we can eat BUT eating out anywhere that serves gluten containing food will always be a risk. So always be careful about cross contamination but enjoy that gluten free food :D .

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There are places that are safer than others. For example, places that offer gluten free menus. But eating out at places that also serve gluten should never become a habit since there is a higher risk of contamination. I usually limit myself to one or twice a month.

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