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South Jersey Gluten Free Wedding

Amy Gallagher

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I'm looking for a reception site in South Jersey or Philadelphia that can do a Gluten free menu. (the groom has celiac's disease) Also, I don't want to have to sell my first born child to pay for it. Thanks for any suggestions!

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I'm looking for a reception site in South Jersey or Philadelphia that can do a Gluten free menu. (the groom has celiac's disease) Also, I don't want to have to sell my first born child to pay for it. Thanks for any suggestions!

No clue but I bet Paul at Mr. Ritts bakery would have some idea since he is in your area. He must have worked on a gluten free wedding before.

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I'm looking for a reception site in South Jersey or Philadelphia that can do a Gluten free menu. (the groom has celiac's disease) Also, I don't want to have to sell my first born child to pay for it. Thanks for any suggestions!

If you like Italian food, try Pasta Pomodoro in Voorhees. It has a separate gluten-free menu, is certified gluten-free, and is DELICIOUS. Here's the website: Open Original Shared Link

Try the gluten-free garlic bread ... it's done on a pizza crust and is incredible.

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We are having the rehearsal dinner at pasta pomodoro. I'm hoping I can find a site that will let me use them to cater.

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