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Does Anyone Eat At Panera Bread With Success?


kristend

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kristend Rookie

Just curious. I always eat there (salad or soup) but I just order. I don't say change gloves, or use clean bowl. Is all of this necessary?


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hez Enthusiast

I have never eaten there. I am too scared of being surrounded by gluten! Unfortunately, I am very sensitive and do not go out much. I think as a precaution you should ask the servers to change their gloves. It helps decrease cc.

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Lisa Mentor

Panera Bread has a gluten free menu on line. I have eated there several times.

check it out :D

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Ksmith Contributor

I couldn't find it on their website. Can you provide a link? Thanks!

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I couldn't find it on their website. Can you provide a link? Thanks!

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I eat there about once a week with no problems. I ask them to use a clean bowl to mix the salad in, but that's it.

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I eat there about once a week with no problems. I ask them to use a clean bowl to mix the salad in, but that's it.

oh ok thanks. I just order and never ask cause I feel stupid, but I think now I will.

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Kristen2Denise Apprentice

I was just looking on their website and the caesar dressing very clearly has wheat in it! :(

AUGH!


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Sinenox Apprentice

Oh man. I don't know how I could even go back in there without feeling low. My very favorite item is their Broccoli-Cheddar soup which of course none of you will ever have the ability to try. :angry: This stuff stinks. Another wonderful gluten-filled place is Cosi's.

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