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Prince Edward Island/nova Scotia/maine

N.Justine

By N.Justine
in Gluten-Free Restaurants

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My husband and I are spending two weeks traveling from NY to Nova Scotia and we are hoping to find gluten free places to eat out, (we found a B&B) that says they will accommodate gluten-free so we're excited about that, but anyone have ideas for restaurants?

Thanks!

Nicole

gluten free since 2005

started dealing with the gluten in 1996

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My husband and I are spending two weeks traveling from NY to Nova Scotia and we are hoping to find gluten free places to eat out, (we found a B&B) that says they will accommodate gluten-free so we're excited about that, but anyone have ideas for restaurants?

Thanks!

Nicole

gluten free since 2005

started dealing with the gluten in 1996

No ideas about restaurants...but lobster, lobster, lobsters. Enjoy you trip. :P

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