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That's amazingly considerate.
by throwmeback 8y ago
That's amazingly considerate.
- dbdjfjrjvebd 8y agoI think its legally required in many places. In others it is about not being sued. And for all kitchen staff it is fairly important not to poison people!
- alistairSH 8y agoAs a celiac, I wish it were more common. Celiac in the US shockingly misunderstood. The current gluten-free fad doesn't help. Of the places I've visited since being diagnosed, Italy was BY FAR the best for eating out while celiac. Rome has some of the best gluten-free pizza. Florence was no slouch. And if a restaurant is not comfortable serving you (small kitchen, impossible to clean properly, not trained, whatever), they'll tell you up front so you can go elsewhere.
- CaptainZapp 8y agoThe current gluten-free fad doesn't help. And that's exactly why this pisses me off so much. It massively hurts people like you, who really cannot tolerate certain food stuff.