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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]GF food  is awful.  If you, or your children, have special diets. stop imposing them on other people.[/quote]

Good lord- how many times do we need to go over this? Most gluten free food is delicious.  Many gluten free substitutes are eh or not good.

Solution? Eat naturally gluten free foods and skip the substitutes.

There is just no excuse for a grown up who can't eat gluten free for a week.[/quote]

This is not a grown-up who can't eat gluten free for a week. This is a grown-up with two kids who seem to be somewhat picky eaters who has been trying to make sure that she can feed them and have everyone be relatively happy. They are spending money on their vacation time for this trip. Yes, you need to be accommodating the family, but it should be enjoyable for them as well. Everyone has to give a little, not just one side [/quote]

OP's picky-pickys are making this every bit as challenging as the poor kid with celiac.[/quote]

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