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Everybody Eats Inc. - Amazing!


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Our group assistant today had the most amazing gluten-free brownies deliverd to me today for my birthday (which is not till Sunday). It tasted exactly like a brownie you would make at home. It was by far the best birthday present I could have asked for.

It was from a place called Everbody Eats Inc.

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They have everything from breads (that actually look like real bread), pasta (gnocchi, lasagna, etc.) chicken fingers, sweets, and so much more. Based on how awesome the brownies were I will definately be ordering some of their real food.

For those in NYC, they will deliver anywhere in the city. However they will also ship anywhere in the US.


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That's one fancy website. The pictures of the food are great.

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Their stuff is the best! They came to my local support group meeting and I was so impressed... that I got a little carried away with ordering from them. I ordered a couple pizzas, a bunch of eggplant parmagian (sp?), and some AMAZING cinnamon rolls. It's so expensive though, I really can't afford to do it all the time. But yes, the food is incredible.

- Lauren

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