Best luck with eating out at restaurants?

[Guest guest]

We would really like to go out to eat while our children are on

Christmas break. We need GFCFSFEF. Is this even possible? Where are

the restaurants that we might have the best luck finding a low

allergen meal? Do any of you eat out and what have you ordered at

some of the establishments that you frequent? I also plan to give

them an enzyme before the meal. Thanks for any advice or suggestions!

Tracey

Mom to 3 girls-all GFCFSFEF

[Guest guest]

Outback has a gluten free menu. It is a little too high for us most of the

time, so we just go most places and order him a hamburger(make sure they don't

marinate it in soy sauce) without a bun and some steamed veggies and stress not

to put anything on them. We rarely have any reaction, but my son doesn't have

life threatening reactions or I would be much more cautious.

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From: Tracey <teossenkop@...>

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Subject: Best luck with eating out at restaurants?

We would really like to go out to eat while our children are on

Christmas break. We need GFCFSFEF. Is this even possible? Where are

the restaurants that we might have the best luck finding a low

allergen meal? Do any of you eat out and what have you ordered at

some of the establishments that you frequent? I also plan to give

them an enzyme before the meal. Thanks for any advice or suggestions!

Tracey

Mom to 3 girls-all GFCFSFEF

[Guest guest]

Ruby Tuesday has been wonderful. I ask the manager (always talk to the

manager) to cook either a hamburger patty or a chicken breast

(unmarinated) in a skillet in the oven. Avoid the grill. And then I

add some of the salad bar ingredients that she can tolerate. Their

salad bar is safe. But beware of their french fries. They are pre-

treated before they arrive at the restaurant with soy oil and other

ingredients that I don't remember off the top of my head.

I don't know what EF means.

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> We would really like to go out to eat while our children are on

> Christmas break. We need GFCFSFEF. Is this even possible? Where are

> the restaurants that we might have the best luck finding a low

> allergen meal? Do any of you eat out and what have you ordered at

> some of the establishments that you frequent? I also plan to give

> them an enzyme before the meal. Thanks for any advice or suggestions!

> Tracey

> Mom to 3 girls-all GFCFSFEF

>

[Guest guest]

I hear PF Chang's is accomodating, but haven't tried it myself. We

just got one in town and haven't been to it yet.

CGF

>

> We would really like to go out to eat while our children are on

> Christmas break. We need GFCFSFEF. Is this even possible? Where are

> the restaurants that we might have the best luck finding a low

> allergen meal? Do any of you eat out and what have you ordered at

> some of the establishments that you frequent? I also plan to give

> them an enzyme before the meal. Thanks for any advice or suggestions!

> Tracey

> Mom to 3 girls-all GFCFSFEF

>

[Guest guest]

PF changs is not SF- really difficult to be SF in a chinese restaurant.

Amy

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From: thefitzenreiterfamily <thefitzenreiterfamily@...>

Sent: Friday, December 26, 2008 9:35:58 PM

Subject: Re: Best luck with eating out at restaurants?

I hear PF Chang's is accomodating, but haven't tried it myself. We

just got one in town and haven't been to it yet.

CGF

>

> We would really like to go out to eat while our children are on

> Christmas break. We need GFCFSFEF. Is this even possible? Where are

> the restaurants that we might have the best luck finding a low

> allergen meal? Do any of you eat out and what have you ordered at

> some of the establishments that you frequent? I also plan to give

> them an enzyme before the meal. Thanks for any advice or suggestions!

> Tracey

> Mom to 3 girls-all GFCFSFEF

>

[Guest guest]

I am just now getting to this but wanted to thank all of you for your

replies. We have not been to eat yet but I am leaning towards trying

an italian place Carbarras? The do offer gluten free options so I am

going to call before going. I checked out the online menu and I see

ONE option we might be able to try. EF is egg free. Thank you for

all of your suggestions. We have only been out one of other time to a

steak place and got them the children's filet with steamed broccoli so

we could go back there again but will have to talk to manager. Well,

blessing to you all in 2009! Thanks again.

Tracey

Mom to 3 princesses

>

> We would really like to go out to eat while our children are on

> Christmas break. We need GFCFSFEF. Is this even possible? Where

are

> the restaurants that we might have the best luck finding a low

> allergen meal? Do any of you eat out and what have you ordered at

> some of the establishments that you frequent? I also plan to give

> them an enzyme before the meal. Thanks for any advice or

suggestions!

> Tracey

> Mom to 3 girls-all GFCFSFEF

>

[Guest guest]

We eat at the Outback occasionally. I'm not sure if this is a chain restaurant

where you live. The seasoning on the steaks is safe, the French fries are fried

separately from other breaded food, and they'll grill veggies without butter,

but sub olive oil instead.

Best luck with eating out at restaurants?

We would really like to go out to eat while our children are on

Christmas break. We need GFCFSFEF. Is this even possible? Where are

the restaurants that we might have the best luck finding a low

allergen meal? Do any of you eat out and what have you ordered at

some of the establishments that you frequent? I also plan to give

them an enzyme before the meal. Thanks for any advice or suggestions!

Tracey

Mom to 3 girls-all GFCFSFEF