Gluten free in OBX

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:cross-contamination? This is not a shellfish allergy.

I don’t know about this particular individual, but some people can have anaphylaxis from gluten or wheat cross contamination, depending on their sensitivity.

And even if it’s not as serious as anaphylaxis, it can be an issue. For instance, I get extreme ideas and migraines that last for a few days.

Laughing at my own typo… Ideas was supposed to be IBS - although might prefer ideas!

Haha, I was thinking that sounds really interesting, and dangerous.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:cross-contamination? This is not a shellfish allergy.

I don’t know about this particular individual, but some people can have anaphylaxis from gluten or wheat cross contamination, depending on their sensitivity.

And even if it’s not as serious as anaphylaxis, it can be an issue. For instance, I get extreme ideas and migraines that last for a few days.

Laughing at my own typo… Ideas was supposed to be IBS - although might prefer ideas!

Haha, I was thinking that sounds really interesting, and dangerous.

To be fair my ideas are pretty dark when glutened. I don’t want to be around me either. 😂

[Anonymous]

Check out the FindmeGlutenfree app. It’s very helpful in identifying or ruling out restaurants

[Anonymous]

Where exactly are you staying on the Outer Banks?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:cross-contamination? This is not a shellfish allergy.

Are you an insensitive jerk or just dumb? Some people with Celiac get super sick from cross contamination.

[Anonymous]

There is a GF donut place in Duck. They bring them in special so they are only there early.