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Articles
Allergy Friendly (Gluten-free info only)
From Chicago Tribune on gluten-free eating:
Eateries respond to gluten-free customers
Chicago Tribune
February 23, 2006
Author's note: This is a good resouce, but note that it is two years old so information be out of date. Check out our links to restaurant allergens guides and menus in the right rail of this site.
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From Biacncasaadyarqr Weblog:
Dining Out With Celiac Disease and Food Allergies
February 14, 2008
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Bistro 110
Web Site
Allergy Friendly
Bistro 110 is offering a series of allergy friendly dinners over the next year.
Nut-free (March 24)
Gluten-free (May 12)
Dairy-free (September 29)
Shellfish-Free (November 17)
Author's Note: Chef Dominique Tougne is father to two kids with food allergies, so he can relate. Check out a recent story about Tougne and the restaurants allergy friendly fare on The Stew.
Updated 2/15/08
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Gluten-Free Chicago
Blog
Allergy Friendly
Author's Note: Thanks to Madeline at Gluten-Free Chicago for her work to get word out on where those of us who are living gluten-free can eat in Chicago (and elsewhere).
Check out her reviews and links to gluten-free menus.
Her site also drew Can I Eat There?'s attention to more gluten-free resources for New York and Washington, D.C.
Dairy-free (September 29)
Shellfish-Free (November 17)
Author's Note: Chef Dominique Tougne is father to two kids with food allergies, so he can relate. Check out a recent story about Tougne and the restaurants allergy friendly fare on The Stew.
Updated 2/15/08
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Gluten-Free Chicago
Blog
Allergy Friendly
Author's Note: Thanks to Madeline at Gluten-Free Chicago for her work to get word out on where those of us who are living gluten-free can eat in Chicago (and elsewhere).
Check out her reviews and links to gluten-free menus.
Her site also drew Can I Eat There?'s attention to more gluten-free resources for New York and Washington, D.C.
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