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Q: Traveling With Food Allergies

asked by: tinymoto on March 20th, 2005

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Recently I traveled to europe and I needed a way to tell people about my food allergies. I got these translation cards from a web site called selectwisely.Com . For anyone else who has food allergies and wants a safety net when traveling, you should go look at their foods and language listing. :d

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evah

replied on June 27th, 2005

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Eating In Restaurants When Travelling With Food Allergies

I got a pack of dietary alert cards translating my diet (celiac but also kiwi & fish allergy) for chefs in foreign restaurants from another service called dietarycard.Com over 5 years ago, and I can hardly believe how much such a small item (credit-card sized) changed my social life as I can accept holiday, vacation & meal invitations without worry now.

evah

replied on June 27th, 2005

New User

Eating In Restaurants When Travelling With Food Allergies

I got a pack of dietary alert cards translating my diet (coeliac but also with kiwi and fish allergy) for chefs in foreign restaurants from another service called dietarycard.Com over 5 years ago, and I can hardly believe how much such a small item (credit-card sized) changed my social life as I can accept holiday and meal invitations without worry now.

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