Re: AT&T Park gluten-free possibilities

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At AT & T Park I am OK with the peanuts, popcorn, strawberries (from concessions at the Willie Mays Plaza gate), rice (from Asian vendors), mozzarella/tomato/basil skewers.On May 4, 2010, at 7:51 AM, CalicoSue wrote:I talked with Hunter Mize at AT & T Park who is in charge of the tickets for the June 1 Celiac Disease Awareness Night. I had a great conversation with him regarding other baseball parks who now have gluten-free concession stands. He said that AT & T Park might be open to this possibility as they try to stay on top of all new ideas and thinking. I emailed him this morning a listing of all baseball parks which now have g-f concession stands, as well as pictures and posts of the g-f vendors at the parks. Let's cross our fingers regarding this exciting possibility!Does anyone know of any gluten-free food offered at AT & T Park? We are hoping to attend the Giants game on June 1. Just wondering what else we could eat there during the game besides the Mariposa's g-f sandwich we will be getting.Sue

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Let's see: kettle corn, popcorn, cotton candy... I guess maybe the hotdog without the bun, if you eat meat? Not much more, I'm afraid...

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From: CalicoSue <susan.hersom@...>

Sent: Tue, May 4, 2010 7:51 am

Subject: [ ] AT & T Park gluten-free possibilities

I talked with Hunter Mize at AT & T Park who is in charge of the tickets for the June 1 Celiac Disease Awareness Night. I had a great conversation with him regarding other baseball parks who now have gluten-free concession stands. He said that AT & T Park might be open to this possibility as they try to stay on top of all new ideas and thinking. I emailed him this morning a listing of all baseball parks which now have g-f concession stands, as well as pictures and posts of the g-f vendors at the parks. Let's cross our fingers regarding this exciting possibility!

Does anyone know of any gluten-free food offered at AT & T Park? We are hoping to attend the Giants game on June 1. Just wondering what else we could eat there during the game besides the Mariposa's g-f sandwich we will be getting.

Sue

[Guest guest]

Last year the hot dogs (without bun) were NOT gf, you may want to call the ballpark and check yourself what you can safely eat!On May 4, 2010, at 8:10 AM, TrVerb@... wrote:Let's see: kettle corn, popcorn, cotton candy... I guess maybe the hotdog without the bun, if you eat meat? Not much more, I'm afraid...-----Original Message-----From: CalicoSue <susan.hersomgmail> Sent: Tue, May 4, 2010 7:51 amSubject: [ ] AT & T Park gluten-free possibilities I talked with Hunter Mize at AT & T Park who is in charge of the tickets for the June 1 Celiac Disease Awareness Night. I had a great conversation with him regarding other baseball parks who now have gluten-free concession stands. He said that AT & T Park might be open to this possibility as they try to stay on top of all new ideas and thinking. I emailed him this morning a listing of all baseball parks which now have g-f concession stands, as well as pictures and posts of the g-f vendors at the parks. Let's cross our fingers regarding this exciting possibility!Does anyone know of any gluten-free food offered at AT & T Park? We are hoping to attend the Giants game on June 1. Just wondering what else we could eat there during the game besides the Mariposa's g-f sandwich we will be getting.Sue