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Gluten Free Travel Cards

Nadia2009

By Nadia2009
in Traveling with Celiac Disease

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Hi everyone,

I don't know if it was already posted somewhere but I found these travel cards in different languages. It is simple and you don't have to talk much or wonder if they understood you.

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Here is one little anecdote: I tried to use them at Ikea yesterday and they told me to wait and went to check. The answer was gluten is everywhere. I don't know if that's true or if they were just scared and didn't want any trouble but they told me that even fries have some flour to make them crispy. They saumon had some flour too :o

Needless to say I didn't stay 3 hours at Ikea yesterday.

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There's also cards at delicardo.com, selectwisely.com and www.allergyuk.org/auk_transcards.aspx.

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