Traveling overseas isn’t easy for someone with Celiac Disease, especially when traveling through a country that doesn’t speak the same language as you do.
If you plan to traveling to France (or anywhere where French is the native language), you may want to check out the following french guide from Gluten Free Chef. They’ve provided a handy reference guide with a number of french terms and their English translation, with a focus on words that would matter to someone on a gluten free diet.
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They look just like the Chebe cheese breads that I made recently. Hopefully they'll be available on Amazon in ...
Vicky,
That sounds great!
Kim Yes, they are very similar to Chebe. There are links in the last paragraph for where to find the ...
I haven't seen these yet, Kim. Are they similar to the Chebe cheese breads? (Which are basically pao de queijo ...
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