This past Saturday, I had the pleasure of attending the SF/Bay Area Travel and Adventure Show in Santa Clara, CA as a member of the press. If you are reading this blog you know I LOVE anything travel related. When I saw this show was coming locally, I had to go.
Happy 2018. Here’s to a year full of gluten-free travel!
My January kicked off to a great start with lots of travel both near and far. I rang in the new year in San Diego and rounded off the month with a trip back home to New York. I traveled close to 7,000 miles this month! I hope this is an indication of the adventures to come in 2018.
Read on to see where I went and what I ate in January.
Gluten-free travel? There’s an app for that! Whether you are looking for a gluten-free friendly restaurant close to home or thousands of miles away, you can use your smartphone to help you find your way. These apps are a great starting point when planning your next meal.
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When looking back over the past year, I traveled more than I realized. I went to New York City a whopping FIVE times in the past year. Not a surprise considering that is where I got married and that is … Continue reading
I recently joined my friend Vanessa Weisbrod from the Celiac Disease Program at Children’s National Health System on the Gluten Free Guide podcast. I was honored to be invited back for the second time to this podcast. This week we discussed traveling for the holidays as someone living with celiac disease. Join me as I share my best tips for staying safe as a gluten-free house guest.
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Holiday Travel: Being a Gluten-Free House Guest
Many of us travel to see family and friends for the holidays. It is already a stressful time with traveling and being out of our comfort zones. But for people with celiac disease, we have an added challenge. Staying in homes that are most often not gluten-free. So how do we navigate these situations? What can we do to prepare to be a gluten-free house guest?
To help talk about this topic, we’ve got the Gluten-Free Globetrotter Erin Smith in the studio. Erin is an expert at traveling and staying outside her comfort zones while maintaining her gluten-free lifestyle. She is here today to share some of her best tips for staying safe as a gluten-free house guest.
How do you stay safe during the holidays? Do you travel or do you prefer to host? Leave a comment below!
