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Had to book an AirBNB with a microwave in France because searching for a restaurant that can cater to coeliacs in Brittany resulted in “these guys can do salad without toast.”

I expect coeliacs in France just … die?

in reply to Sarah Brown

Southern Europe: of course we cater gluten free! We are not animals!

UK and Ireland: We have some provision in certain restaurants

France: Eat ze poison devil grass then fucking die. I do not care.

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in reply to Sarah Brown

my wife is gluten intolerant, and attempting to feed her (southern UK) when out and about is such a gamble. Sometimes there's just nothing available. I have a stock of GF pot noodle type things in the van with equipment to boil water, just to be sure I can feed her in a pinch. But "group of friends just nipping out to lunch together" isn't a thing we can generally do.
in reply to Alaric Snell-Pym

@kitten_tech Yeah, in the UK it’s generally “here is my list of restaurant chains I know are safe”
in reply to Zoë O'Connell

@zoe things were better for a bit when GF was a trendy diet, but it's veganism's turn now! Which would be nice for me (a vegetarian) except it's all "fake meat" type vegan food, and as a LIFELONG vegetarian, that's a bit gross from my perspective 😆 my wife and I are in a dark time for easy food!
in reply to Sarah Brown

No crêperie was able to ensure buckwheat-only galettes? That is a shame.
in reply to Sarah Brown

not a coeliac, but my wife is allergic to aliums and we just don’t go to france.

they really don’t seem to give a flying fuck about anyone on a restricted diet.