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Restaurant Menu Gluten Free List

mocajanelle

By mocajanelle
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My husband and daughters were diagnosed with Celiac a couple months ago. He travels, so finding out what he could eat was a top priority. I have composed a 2 page list of gluten free foods at many common restaurants, which I update regularly. I would be happy to send it to anyone who is interested as an email attachment. Just email me at MOCAJanelle@yahoo.com. Please, I'm just trying to help, don't send me advertising or junk!

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I just e-mailed you.

Thanks so much, in advance!

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