http://glutenfreepassport.com Enriching Healthy Lifestyles Worldwide Mon, 06 Feb 2012 14:00:24 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://glutenfreepassport.com/airlines-tips/translation-cards/#comment-35 Gluten Free Dining Cards | Red Apple Lipstick Mon, 06 Feb 2012 14:00:24 +0000 http://ieatgf.com/glutenfreepassport/?page_id=123#comment-35 [...] cards are available at several different online locations.  I found some here at http://glutenfreepassport.com/airlines-tips/translation-cards/, and there are available to [...] [...] cards are available at several different online locations.  I found some here at http://glutenfreepassport.com/airlines-tips/translation-cards/, and there are available to [...]

]]> http://glutenfreepassport.com/airlines-tips/translation-cards/#comment-34 Traveling with Allergy Cards | Acupuncture and Herbs Tue, 31 Jan 2012 15:31:41 +0000 http://ieatgf.com/glutenfreepassport/?page_id=123#comment-34 [...] Gluten-Free Passport Dining Sheets These were pdf sheets and I liked them quite a lot, but was totally frustrated because I couldn’t get the right combination.  The statement lists several forms of gluten as well as the various forms it might be found (like flour coating meat before frying.)  .The languages they have print out in English on one side and your choice of Arabic, Dutch, French, German, Greek, Italian, Latvian, Portuguese, Norwegian, Russian, Spanish and Swedish on the other.  I printed the Arabic, which is great.  But when I tried Hebrew using the flag pictures at the bottom, it sent me to a Hebrew web site that had no English (just the aforementioned languages).  There were tiny flag buttons on the bottom with a US flag that sent me to Google Translate where I could get a legible translation but couldn’t print it out.  More on Google later. Free in 12 languages [...] [...] Gluten-Free Passport Dining Sheets These were pdf sheets and I liked them quite a lot, but was totally frustrated because I couldn’t get the right combination.  The statement lists several forms of gluten as well as the various forms it might be found (like flour coating meat before frying.)  .The languages they have print out in English on one side and your choice of Arabic, Dutch, French, German, Greek, Italian, Latvian, Portuguese, Norwegian, Russian, Spanish and Swedish on the other.  I printed the Arabic, which is great.  But when I tried Hebrew using the flag pictures at the bottom, it sent me to a Hebrew web site that had no English (just the aforementioned languages).  There were tiny flag buttons on the bottom with a US flag that sent me to Google Translate where I could get a legible translation but couldn’t print it out.  More on Google later. Free in 12 languages [...]

]]> http://glutenfreepassport.com/airlines-tips/translation-cards/#comment-33 Glutenfrei Berlinale 2012 – Part 1 – Potsdamer Platz | glutenfrei in berlin Tue, 31 Jan 2012 15:20:52 +0000 http://ieatgf.com/glutenfreepassport/?page_id=123#comment-33 [...] I’m generally met with bemused looks or flat out incorrect information.  Definitely bring a translation card with you as basic English is usually spoken around the main tourist areas, but often not to the [...] [...] I’m generally met with bemused looks or flat out incorrect information.  Definitely bring a translation card with you as basic English is usually spoken around the main tourist areas, but often not to the [...]

]]> http://glutenfreepassport.com/airlines-tips/translation-cards/#comment-30 Gluten Free in Argentina – Part 2/2 « happyceliac Thu, 24 Nov 2011 02:56:03 +0000 http://ieatgf.com/glutenfreepassport/?page_id=123#comment-30 [...] to find something to serve me – but awareness is half the battle.  I also travelled with the English/Spanish dining cards from glutenfreepassport.com and they were a [...] [...] to find something to serve me – but awareness is half the battle.  I also travelled with the English/Spanish dining cards from glutenfreepassport.com and they were a [...]

]]> http://glutenfreepassport.com/airlines-tips/translation-cards/#comment-29 A Gluten Free (and Allergy Free) Eater’s Manifesto | lovewhatyoueat.ca Wed, 23 Nov 2011 15:07:27 +0000 http://ieatgf.com/glutenfreepassport/?page_id=123#comment-29 [...] lots of research before to find some safe havens of allergy-free food magic, and to brush up on my gluten-free lingo in other languages, but again, the magic ofthe world wide web strikes again!  There are tons of resources out there, [...] [...] lots of research before to find some safe havens of allergy-free food magic, and to brush up on my gluten-free lingo in other languages, but again, the magic ofthe world wide web strikes again!  There are tons of resources out there, [...]

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