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Where in the World is Gluten-Free Globetrotter?

Where in the World is Gluten-Free Globetrotter

If you are reading this, THANK YOU! It has been ages since I have blogged here and I truly appreciate you sticking around. For those of you are new here, welcome! I am a native New Yorker currently living and eating my way through Montreal, Quebec.

After blogging here for almost 15 years, this blog kind of fell off. I have dozens of notes, drafts, and ideas floating around in notebooks and on spreadsheets, yet nothing was published since last June. YIKES!

That said, I have been very active elsewhere across the digital world over the past few months. I have a monthly newsletter, recently hit 20,000 followers on Instagram, and have two super active Facebook groups devoted to traveling with celiac. I figured today was as good time as any to provide you with all of the places I am actually active. It’s just not here on this dormant blog!

I would love to connect with you. You can find me in all of the places below and each image is clickable!

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How to Travel with Celiac Disease Webinar – Planes, Trains, and Automobiles

Last month, I had the honor of joining a stellar line up of gluten-free travelers for a webinar hosted by the Celiac Disease Center at The University of Chicago. To share the virtual stage with so many well-traveled advocates and friends was a great way to celebrate Celiac Awareness Month. Thank you UChicago for the opportunity!

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Learn How to Travel Gluten-Free with Experts During Celiac Awareness Month

Next week, I have the honor of joining two exceptional webinars as a guest speaker in honor of Celiac Awareness Month. Both events are free and will be recorded if you cannot make the live webinar.

As I prepare for both of these celiac awareness month webinars, I am really in awe of the way my celiac advocacy journey has played out. When I was a kid in the 1990s, I didn’t want anyone to know that I had celiac disease. People often questioned my weird food but I didn’t really talk about it.

Today, I am joining two of the most prestigious celiac disease centers in the United States to share my lifelong experience of living, traveling, and thriving with celiac disease. I have really come a long way and I am grateful every day for these opportunities!

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Last Minute Gluten-Free Gift Ideas for Celiac Travelers

If you are looking for a last minute holiday gift for your favorite gluten-free traveler, look no further. Here is a list of celiac travel essentials to help you navigate your next gluten-free adventure. No shipping necessary with these gifts. They are all available for instant download!

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Updated: Guide to Gluten-Free Thanksgiving in New York City

This time of year my inbox gets very busy with questions about where to eat during the holidays. With Thanksgiving less than two weeks away, I thought it would be time to update my Guide to Gluten-Free Thanksgiving in New York City.

A number of my readers have been asking for gluten-free Thanksgiving dinner recommendations. Whether you are a local New Yorker or you just don’t want to cook, here are some options for your gluten-free meal in New York City this Thanksgiving day. Be sure to make your reservation TODAY if you are planning on dining out for Thanksgiving. Seats fill up very quickly.

Note: Please remember to contact each restaurant directly if you have questions about the menu items, preparation, etc. It is up to YOU to do your due diligence when planning any meal outside of your home.

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