http://www.glutenfreekiwi.co.nz Gluten Free Weight loss, Travel and Diet Blog Mon, 11 Apr 2011 23:51:07 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 http://www.glutenfreekiwi.co.nz/2011/03/gluten-free-eating-in-europe/#comment-58 Lucy - The Gluten Free Kiwi Mon, 11 Apr 2011 23:51:07 +0000 http://www.glutenfreekiwi.co.nz/?p=117#comment-58 Wow Jo, Thanks that is super helpful... not long until I go now and I am very excited. Just struggling with what to pack. Glad to be meeting up with a friend in Belgium who is gluten free and apparently found a pizza bar just down the road owned by a celiac couple... BRING ON THE PIZZA :) Wow Jo, Thanks that is super helpful… not long until I go now and I am very excited. Just struggling with what to pack. Glad to be meeting up with a friend in Belgium who is gluten free and apparently found a pizza bar just down the road owned by a celiac couple… BRING ON THE PIZZA

]]> http://www.glutenfreekiwi.co.nz/2011/03/gluten-free-eating-in-europe/#comment-57 Jo-Anne Mon, 11 Apr 2011 10:59:19 +0000 http://www.glutenfreekiwi.co.nz/?p=117#comment-57 Hi, traveling and eating gluten free around Europe is much easier in some places than others. I have Celiac Disease and I was away '07 '08 &'10 in Europe for about 6 or 7 weeks each time. First write 'Gluten Free' down in the language of the country that you are in and have it ready to show the waitress or chef. Switzerland has a good choice of GF options, especially their quick food, bratwurst or savaloi. Remember McDonald's salads, check the chicken though as it is not always GF in each country. You will find you eat a lot of salad with your cut of meat and it was because of that often I just popped into McDonald's it was quicker than going through the menu. Sushi is good and in most places, check ingredients though. Enjoy your trip. Thank God wine is GF. Hi, traveling and eating gluten free around Europe is much easier in some places than others. I have Celiac Disease and I was away ’07 ’08 &’10 in Europe for about 6 or 7 weeks each time. First write ‘Gluten Free’ down in the language of the country that you are in and have it ready to show the waitress or chef. Switzerland has a good choice of GF options, especially their quick food, bratwurst or savaloi. Remember McDonald’s salads, check the chicken though as it is not always GF in each country. You will find you eat a lot of salad with your cut of meat and it was because of that often I just popped into McDonald’s it was quicker than going through the menu. Sushi is good and in most places, check ingredients though. Enjoy your trip. Thank God wine is GF.

]]> http://www.glutenfreekiwi.co.nz/2011/02/shaken-not-stirred-in-the-chistchurch-earthquake/#comment-21 InTolerantChef Tue, 22 Feb 2011 20:59:47 +0000 http://www.glutenfreekiwi.co.nz/?p=97#comment-21 Our hearts go out to you guys, we have had our own troubles here in Australia recently too. I'm glad you and yours are doing OK. Good luck with the clean up, and stay safe. Our hearts go out to you guys, we have had our own troubles here in Australia recently too. I’m glad you and yours are doing OK. Good luck with the clean up, and stay safe.

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