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Mackinaw Island

TeachK71

By TeachK71
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Hi!

I am traveling to Mackinaw Island at the end of October. Has anyone ever been there and have any advice for eating gluten free? The only thing I have found on the internet is that the Tea Room at the Fort can make a great spinach salad for me and that the Kilwin's Ice Cream place has some gluten free ice cream.

Thanks!

Kim

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Kilwin's has gluten-free icecream???

I worked there for all of my summers during college (not the Mackinac location though), and when I was diagnosed with celiac disease, the first thing I did was check to see if anything at Kilwin's was gluten-free. The response I got back from headquarters was "no," but this was a couple years ago and I haven't checked back since. Do you mind sharing which flavors are considered gluten-free?? And did they say anything about their candies?

- Lauren

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I had just done a google search "Eating Gluten Free Mackinaw Island" and this site came up Open Original Shared Link . It just says the chocolate and vanilla is. I didn't specifically contact them about anything yet, so I can be definite.

Kim

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