Tag: gluten free
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Exploring Oregon’s Wine Country
If you think about wine in the US your mind immediately goes to Sonoma, the Russian River…CALIFORNIA. And while some wineries pop up around the country, few have the prestige and influence as those California wines. As an admitted snob, I generally prefer European wines, largely as a reminder of some trip I was on. […]
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Travel Treats – Gluten-Free & Vegan Cast Iron Peach Cobbler
As a child one of my favorite parts of camping was a dutch oven peach cobbler! Simple and delicious this treat has many happy memories attached to it. Here is my gluten-free and vegan take on this summer treat! Happy Eating!
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Disney Springs – Raglan Road
Perhaps one of the best surprises on my last trip to Orlando was finding the gem that is Raglan Road in Disney Springs. It started with finding out that they have Gluten-Free fish and chips (something I haven’t had since 2015 when I was in England) and it ended with knowing it was the perfect […]
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Universal Studios – Dining with Allergies
It is so unbelievably hard traveling with food allergies. Living in the western United States with food allergies is Russian Roulette on where you go, with who, and how sick you might become. The biggest issue overall is that people don’t understand that allergies are serious, and that eating said food means hours, if not […]
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Arepa Barn – Gluten Free Heaven
note: this restaurant closed in 2018 It is rare in this part of the world to find a restaurant that is catered to a specific type of regional food. Though it is increasing and improving with Thai, Ethiopian, Moroccan, Mexican, Chinese, Korean etc. becoming more and more common in Colorado. However, an hour North, into […]
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A Vegetarian’s Take on Memphis Meat
Have you heard of Memphis Meat? “Founded in 2015 and based in the San Francisco Bay Area, Memphis Meats was created to provide a solution to many of the problems associated with conventional animal agriculture: environmental degradation, animal suffering and food products that contain high amounts of fecal matter, antibiotic residues and other contaminants. The […]
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Land of Enchantment Part II
The second day was an early start to the day and driving to downtown before the tourists invaded. I also wanted to talk to the Native American artists that sat outside by the Palace to sell their goods to locals and tourists alike. This was a great opportunity to learn how the system worked and […]
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Cruising- Luxury, without breaking the bank
I just got back from a cruise to the Western Caribbean. And though, for my boyfriend and I it was a pricey and luxurious break from our lives, we did a lot but didn’t spend too much. CRUISE (Food, room and on-ship FREE activities)= $1600 Excursions (1 in Cozumel, 1 in Grand Cayman) =$250 On […]
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Gluten Free Gem of Dublin
note: this bakery closed in 2017 A little over a year ago I reported that in Dublin, Ireland a small group of celiacs would be opening a bakery to serve the Dublin community with gluten free, homemade goods. It was my dream from hearing about them on to visit! And I did! In February I […]
