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The Gluten-Free Diet:

Eating Away From Home

 

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Gluten and Celiac Disease Eating At Home
Foods to Avoid current guideEating Away From Home
Safe Foods Gluten-Free Sample Menu
Gluten-Free Labeling Gluten-Free Recipes
Buying Gluten-Free Foods  

 

The best way to stay gluten-free when away from home is by planning meals and snacks ahead of time. That may sound hard, but following these tips can make it easier:

 

Eating at school or on–the–go:

Gluten-Free Restaurant Label

Eating at a restaurant

 

If you're planning on eating at a restaurant, go to one that has a gluten-free menu or talk with the restaurant manager to find gluten-free menu items before ordering. Remember to tell the manager or chef that both the meal AND its preparation must be gluten-free. More and more restaurants are becoming gluten-free friendly and making it known with this label. The GF plate label seen at restaurants shows you that they are registered to use safe practices to prepare your food.

 

The following restaurants offer a variety of gluten–free choices. There are many privately owned restaurants that also offer gluten–free menu choices. Don’t be limited to this short list; there are always to modify and work with restaurants to make many meals gluten–free.

 

Applebee’s Go Healthy Cafè
Bertucci’s L’annam Vietnamese Cuisine
Big Fish Grill Legal Sea Foods
Burtons Grill Maggiano’s Little Italy
Boulder Creek Dining Company Mama Fu’s Asian House
Burger King (hamburger patty 100% beef) McDonalds (hamburger patty 100% beef)
Carrabba’s Italian Grill The Melting Pot
Charbonas Nizza
Cheeseburger in Paradise Outback Steakhouse
Dairy Queen PF Chang’s China Bistro
Garlic Jim’s Famous Gourmet Pizza Pizzeria Uno (certain locations)
The Grill on the Alley Posana Cafè
Gold Wok Cafè Soul Dog
Goode Comoany Texas Bar-B-Q Wendy’s

 

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Written and reviewed by the CYWH Staff at Children's Hospital Boston

 

Updated: 8/1/2011

 

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