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Wrigley Field - Gluten Free Beer

jenhense

By jenhense
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jenhense Newbie
jenhense
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While attending Opening Day 09 on Monday for the Cubs, I happened to walk by a concession stand and notice the heading GLUTEN-FREE OPTIONS! I was stunned but so happy!

Even though I didn't partake (I am 22 weeks pregnany) I was very happy to see the Cubs get on board with Gluten free offereings.

They had Redbridge beer and KIND snack bars. The concession stand was on the main level concourse, right next to the aisle 111/211. The price for the Redbridge was about the same as a regular Bud/Budlight product and the snack bar was $5.

I usually just bring my own snack bar, but it is nice to know they have it in a pinch.

Go Cubbies!!

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pnltbox27 Contributor
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Posted

very cool.... now if the sox will get on board also

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