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Comment by Karen Broussard on May 27, 2010 at 9:55am

Don't forget...you still have 5 more days to use your Fresh 2 Order coupons on any of their gluten-free menu items. So for all of you in the Atlanta area or Chattanooga (or perhaps traveling there this weekend), give them a try. How does "brown sugar roasted pork loin" sound? Or a choice of entree salads topped with your choice of lime shrimp, barbeque pork, chicken, or tofu? Their food is fresh and innovative, and their prices are just right. Plus, with our coupons, you'll save 15-20%, depending on what time of day you dine. Feel free to forward to your gluten-free friends in Atlanta or Chattanooga! http://glutenfreetravelsite.com/fresh2ordercoupon.php

Comment by Wendy Holcombe on May 26, 2010 at 2:37pm

Just wanted to let everyone know I'm giving away 8 boxes of Jo-sep's Gluten Free cookies on my blog. Come by and check out the details. The giveaway ends May 31st 7pm EST. http://glutenfreegreenie.blogspot.com/2010/05/jo-sef-gluten-free-cookies-review-and.html

Comment by Karen Broussard on April 6, 2010 at 9:49am

For those of you interested, there's another updated coupon for Fresh 2 Order restaurant in Atlanta and Chattanooga on our site. You can save 15-20% off your order, now through May 15. Feel free to pass along to your non-g-f friends as well...the coupon can be used on anything, not just their gluten-free offerings.

Comment by Karen Broussard on March 4, 2010 at 6:25am

For anyone living in Georgia or Tennessee, you may be interested in knowing that Fresh 2 Order has been added to the growing lists of restaurants with gluten-free menus featured on the Gluten Free Restaurant Menus page of our site ( http://www.glutenfreetravelsite.com/restaurants ). They have partnered with us to offer a special discount for visitors to our site. Go to their page on our site ( http://glutenfreetravelsite.com/restaurants/gfmenu_fresh2order.php ), click on the Coupons button, and print the page. You'll save 15% if you dine before 5 pm and 20% if you dine after 5 pm. The coupon is good for the entire month of March. Feel free to forward the coupon link to your friends...you can even share it through Facebook, Twitter or through this site!

Comment by Karen Broussard on February 15, 2010 at 7:08pm

Hi everyone...I just wanted to update you on an important new enhancement to GlutenFreeTravelSite ( http://www.glutenfreetravelsite.com ). In addition to a streamlined new home page, we have added the ability to narrow your search of our database of 800+ gluten-free dining and travel reviews to the town/city or zip code level. The results come up on a Google map, and you can click on any establishment to read the user-submitted review.

To try it out, you can go to Search Reviews ( http://www.glutenfreetravelsite.com/search.php ), choose a broad geographic location, and then click on the "narrow your search" link OR you can go directly to the mapping page at ( http://glutenfreetravelsite.com/maps/map-locator.php ).

We are proud to be the only review-focused site where you can get personal, detailed feedback on some of the world's most Celiac-friendly restaurants, grocery stores, hotels/resorts, and cruises. And you won't just find the "same old" list of chain restaurants you find on "directory-style" sites. Most places reviewed are independent restaurants, stores, and even B&B's you may not have even heard about.

We would very much love your help with something...please submit your own gluten-free dining reviews of your favorite local places -- or places you've traveled. That way, we can continue to help others on gluten-free diets find new and safe places to eat. We'd love some more reviews from "the South!" It's super-easy and just takes a few minutes. Just go to Submit Review ( http://www.glutenfreetravelsite.com/submit.php )

Comment by Gluten Free Life TV on January 12, 2010 at 6:52pm

This could easily become my favorite place on the internet LOL! I'm originally from Alabama, now in TX. Southern cooking is a challenge on the GF Diet, but I am looking forward to see how everyone does it.

Comment by Pie's Plate on December 7, 2009 at 7:08pm

Check out this link on how to make a Gluten-Free Gingerbread House:

Comment by Pie's Plate on December 7, 2009 at 7:02pm

Check out this link for Gluten Free Gingerbread House: http://tinyurl.com/yaflggj

Comment by Pie's Plate on November 20, 2009 at 8:35pm

We review restaurants in the South East. We live in Jacksonville, FL. One of our writers, Rhonette, has Celiac Disease. Any dish she reviews is going to be gluten-free. We have a website we just started last month, 11/2009, where we post our reviews and other stuff. We're loading more and more on it daily. Check it out: www.piesplate.com. If you have a restaurant that you would like us to review, please let us know, we would be happy to. We are also on Twitter, our id is: piesplate

Comment by Karen Broussard on October 19, 2009 at 6:59am

I am the mom of a 6-year old with Celiac Disease who was diagnosed before he was even 2 years old. Getting up the learning curve on preparing gluten-free food at home was relatively easy, but we found dining out and traveling more of a challenge (keep in mind, this was 4 1/2 years ago!). To help the Celiac community in that regard, I launched a website 18 months ago called GlutenFreeTravelSite.com ( http://www.glutenfreetravelsite.com ). It is a free site where you can go to Search or Submit Reviews of restaurants, grocery stores, hotels/resorts, and cruises anywhere in the world that accommodate gluten-free diets. Reviews are organized geographically so you can easily find the information that's relevant to you -- whether you're trying to find a safe place to eat in your city/town or someplace where you're traveling. It's great to get personal, first-hand advice from others with your same needs and concerns. We have 600 places reviewed on the site already, but we're always looking to get more reviews. So please share your favorite restaurants and stores in the South with us. It helps other Celiacs -- and also rewards all the great places that go the extra mile to learn about gluten-free food preparation and serve the gluten-free community. Our site also has a very user-friendly section called Gluten Free Restaurant Menus which lists national and regional chain restaurants that have gluten-free menus. We link directly to the restaurants' gluten-free menus, as well as their locations so you can see if they have a restaurant near you. Please visit our site...we have a monthly contest where we select a particularly useful review from the prior month's submissions. The winner gets their review showcased on our Featured Review page and wins a set of four Triumph Dining restaurant cards (one each for American, Italian, Chinese, and Mexican cuisines). I'd love to hear from you all! You can also follow our Blog: Gluten Free Travel Blog ( http://www.glutenfreetravelblog.typepad.com ) or follow me on Twitter @gftravelsite

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