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I know there have been a lot of posts about Royal Carribean cruises. I am going on one in April and have only been doing this diet for about 2 months so I am a little nervous. I have gone on 4 other cruises but dind't have to worry about what I ate. I have questions about the buffet. How do you know what is safe and what isn't? I am not a huge sitdown person for breakfast and obviously lunch, so I am worried about those 2 meals. Any suggestions or help would be great.


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You would do better to decide to become a 'sit down person' for all meals and skipping the buffet. The chances of cc are too great with buffets.

What I did is first of all send them an e-mail for starters a month ahead of the cruise, making them aware of my issues. Then, soon after boarding, I talked to the maitre'd. He made sure that every night after supper a hostess would come to my table and helped me decide on my meals for the next day, so they could give the cook a heads up on that.

Even with my incredibly difficult diet (just gluten would have been easy) there was only one slip-up.

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