Kim Koeller and the team at Gluten Free Passport have done it again! Living with celiac disease and other food allergies does not slow Kim Koeller down one bit. Her busy career keeps her hopping around four continents and she eats over 80% of her meals in restaurants.
If someone like Kim can eat out safely then people that only need to avoid gluten absolutely can! In her quest to help people do just that, Kim and her amazing team have created three valuable iPhone apps – the latest of which was just released!
The iEatOut app is $8.99 and offers impressive features including, but not limited to:
- Select from any combination of 10 common food allergens -
Gluten • Wheat • Corn • Dairy • Eggs • Fish • Peanuts • Shellfish • Soy • Tree Nuts - Personalize these allergens for yourself and others
- Choose from 86 menu items customized to your allergens
- Prepare yourself with questions to ask for safe ordering
The iEatOut LITE app is FREE but has less bells and whistles than the FULL version.
- Experience the streamlined design and capabilities available with the FULL version
- Select and personalize any combination of 10 common food allergens for yourself and others including: gluten, wheat, corn, dairy, eggs, fish, peanuts, shellfish, soy and tree nuts
- View 6 menu items out of the 86 in iEatOut Gluten & Allergen Free™ with color coded-columns based on your allergen concerns
- Browse sample questions to ask, associated ingredients and food preparation techniques
- Work offline with no connectivity required
Last but not least, the brand new iCanEat OnTheGo app is only $4.99 and helps you eat out at many fast food restaurants in the U.S., avoiding any combination of the nine top allergens.
- Explore 15 menus from top US Fast Food & Quick Service Restaurants
- View almost 1,600 menu items with color coded-columns to see which items contain your concerns
- Hide menu items that contain your allergens to see what you CAN eat
- AND MORE!
There are several gluten-free apps for the iPhone at present and more are in the works. Do you have an iPhone? If so, tell us what gluten-free apps you use in the comments below!
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These apps are great for eating out, but we love the Is That Gluten Free app for grocery shopping and checking out what to eat while at friend’s houses.