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mamaw

By mamaw
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anyone attending  the Allergy fest  in Columbus, Ohio  april 24  & 25, 2015 ?  It  sounds like  a lot  of  fun... I  know others  who  have attended  this  in other  states  &  highly  rated  the event.... We  are  signed  up  , motel  booked....  can't  wait......

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I'm planning on going.  I just need to get the dates marked down so I don't forget... :P

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You can order  tickets  now....we are  about  4 hours  away.....

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Hard  to believe  only two of us  from celiac.com attending  this  great  event! I'm  surprised

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No one else is going because Ohio sucks...lol.  There a FB group in Ohio, not sure how many from there but I have seen chatter about it.

 

Colleen

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mamaw
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Colleen,  here I sit  in Pittsburgh, Pa  thinking  not much here to offer a gluten-free  person!.. I do like  the  Raisin Rack in Canton..... & Columbus  has a big Whole Foods not  that  WF has  a lot  of  gluten-free....We also like  Jungle Jim's  in Cinnci....

Do you know  of any  extra tasty  gluten-free  restaurants  in  Columbus? Don't  know  if  you live  in that area....

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I really don't know of any.  I only head to Columbus for Dr. Appts. at OSU.  I'm an hour north.  On facebook, look up the Gluten Free Gang (GIG) Ohio.  These peeps know everything gluten-free in Columbus and Surrounding areas.  I'm in a relatively small town that has nothing gluten-free to offer outside of the grocery stores which I'm ok with because I dread leaving the house...lol.  You can find me on FaceBook also, I'm a member of "The Gang".

 

Colleen

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Hi Colleen  I'm not on fb...  I  do have  the places  "the gang"  suggests  just  thought  you may  know  of  newer  ones....I don't  sit  in a big  gluten-free  mecca  area either.... so  while  I'm in a  big  city  I  buy  lots of things  I  can't  find  else  where...

We  don't  have  stores  like  Anderson's  , Jungle  Jim's, meyer's  so  it is a treat  to  check them  out for  things  other  than  gluten-free  food  ....we have  small Whole Foods  about an hour  away...

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I hear ya.  We have a Kroger, Meijer and Walmart.  Between the three I usually find what I need.  I really wish they would start carrying Canyon Bake House bread tho....

 

I'm looking forward to trying out all the goodies at the Event :)

 

Colleen

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I can bring you canyon bakehouse bread if you want.....I can get it at 6.49 a loaf... We cart a real freezer with us , it will be empty going to Ohio.. I 'll be glad to bring you anything you can't find or want.....I can give you my cell number ....

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No one else is going because Ohio sucks...lol.  There a FB group in Ohio, not sure how many from there but I have seen chatter about it.

 

Colleen

  LOL :lol:

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I can bring you canyon bakehouse bread if you want.....I can get it at 6.49 a loaf... We cart a real freezer with us , it will be empty going to Ohio.. I 'll be glad to bring you anything you can't find or want.....I can give you my cell number ....

Shoot me a pm with your #.  I'll send mine back to you.  If nothing else I want to hook up at the event so we can meet  :D

 

Colleen

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