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Need Quick Help Before Yankee Game...

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jny21 Rookie
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I'm going to a yankee game in a few hours and have been on the phone for an hour trying to get any information about their concessions but haven't had any luck. Anyone know of anything I can eat there...any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

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I'm going to a yankee game in a few hours and have been on the phone for an hour trying to get any information about their concessions but haven't had any luck. Anyone know of anything I can eat there...any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

I know this is not what you want to hear but if I were you I would eat before I go to the game. Anything you have like a hot dog or hamburger is most likely going to be cross contaminated by grilling the buns. You also need to be careful of fountain type beverages, they are often formulated different than the stuff you get in bottles. Could you bring in a couple of gluten-free snacks with you if you are uncomfortable not eating if everyone else is?

jkmunchkin Rising Star
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Ok so at this point you went last night, but for future info; last time I went to a Yankee game I got Cracker Jacks and Cotton Candy. Ok not the most nutritious or filling meal, but it got the job done.

Oh then after the game I made my friend go over to the McDonald's across the street with me and get fries.

Overall it was an extremely healthy evening!

jny21 Rookie
jny21
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I ended up having cracker jacks and later had a chili from wendys. Everything turned out alright but I wished Yankee management could have been more helpful. Thanks for the help everyone!

LLatham Apprentice
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Oh then after the game I made my friend go over to the McDonald's across the street with me and get fries.

Oh hun McDonalds fries are made with wheat!

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they absolutely suck.

jkmunchkin Rising Star
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Oh hun McDonalds fries are made with wheat!

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they absolutely suck.

This has been widely debated.

McDonald's fries are gluten free. The fries have been tested and the GIG states they are gluten free (but ofcourse it is each individuals choice whether they are comfortable eating them).

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