Travel Connections on a Gluten-Free Diet

A page of links to helpful information and others' sites that deal with eating gluten-free around the world.

Especially useful for travelers from other countries coming to visit the U.S.A., I recommend sending off for these two food guides in plenty of time to have them packed in your luggage when you're on your way here. They contain lists of commercial foods available at most regular grocery stores all around the U.S., so that you can be assured of finding safe, inexpensive foods you can put together yourself. (If you're staying in hotels, you might find an electric frying pan, a spatula, and some dish liquid a handy set of tools; you'll save the price of the frying pan -- which isn't expensive to begin with -- by buying food from grocery stores and cooking for yourself in your own room. You'd be amazed at how much of the "native cuisine" you can appreciate with a little "home cooking" of your own.)

Gluten-Free Inns, etc.

Inn-Seek is a search engine for lodgings, with this page specializing in gluten-free hostelry (inns, bed and breakfasts, and small hotels). Nice graphics and a well-laid out site.

The Elms Birdwood

In the Adelaide Hills of South Australia, run by a celiac.

Gluten-Free in Toronto

Written by a celiac who lives there and knows the place well, here is a resource for those visiting Toronto, Ontario (Canada, of course).

Dining Out in Midland, Texas

My own page of how to survive in our southwestern plains city. Includes information on health food and grocery stores, too.

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