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News: Menus' “gluten aware” ingredients raise questions


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Maybe one of those “This gluten-free product is prepared in the same kitchen ... Still, we suspect that people with celiac disease would likely be asking ...

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"So they want to make sure that extreme gluten avoiders know that there’s a chance of cross-contamination, whereas those products may be less-toxic for other gluten avoiders.

extreme gluten avoiders aka celiac's

yes,extreme anti gluten people ?

thanks to the community here who taught me with my dh , ataxia celiac "extreme gluten avoiding style" that it's best not to eat out. Even places that had separate grills and separate prep areas -got me. I learned that I fit the celiac community strict don't eat out / whole foods based lifestyle was the best for me. I did go through an emotional mourning for eating  out  was  about more than food for me. The environment, social,  people, and skyline  watching on outdoor patios and rooftop bars are mourned sadly. They are not for me. I have and am still learning to reframe these hobbies or activities with others, but I must.

Thanks for educating me and supporting me -all you " extreme gluten avoiders" .??

 

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