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Anyone Visited Hershey Park Lately?

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gflooser Contributor
gflooser
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We are going to HP this weekend. I've read all their gluten-free info on the site. I was just wondering if there are real people out there who have tried it. Is it any good, is it easy to find, are the employee's knowledgable when it comes to CC????

thanks a bunch!!!

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You absolutely can trust it. Look up on their website for menus of places, or search gluten free. Many places have gluten free rolls for your sandwiches or burgers. You'll have to wait a long time for yours because they cook it separately and make sure you're taken care of. I've been multiple times and I work for Hershey and can honestly say that I trust the food in the park (per the website recommendation) whole heartedly. Obviously, be wary of fried foods that would share the same oil but I got a Turkey Burger in the water park and it was delicious.

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I got a gluten-free pizza there last year and it was GREAT! It was huge, the crust was awesome, and my gluten-eating teenager loved it too. I had to wait a little for it, but it was well worth it. I was really surprised, since I wasn't expecting much, but I'd eat it again anytime. I asked them about the crust, and they said it's D'Iorio's. I looked it up, but apparently they only supply it wholesale to restaurants.

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