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Glutton Problem?


Tim-n-VA

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Tim-n-VA Contributor

I went to a local restaurant because I'd read here that they had a gluten-free menu. The hostess said they'd have the menu at the table. The waiter said they didn't have a "gluten menu" but to just pick something and he'd tell me if it was okay. When he came back with the drinks, he told me they had a special menu after all.

The good part was when the manager came by to apologize for our food taking so long but they had accidentally put a sauce with gluten on my entree and were making another. I felt better at that point except the manager talked about my "glutton allergy".

Since I'm a little overweight, my 20 year old son thought that was really funny.


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:lol::D:lol:

as I eat my Whole foods nut-meal raisin cookies and indulge my gluten-free gluttony

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