I was diagnosed with Celiac Disease in May 2010. As I share in my post, How Am I Going to Travel Gluten Free?, one of my immediate concerns was how my gluten intolerance would affect me on my travels.
I initially wrote about gluten-free travel on my travel blog, Katie Going Global, but I realized the topic really deserved a dedicated site of its own.
I created Globally Gluten Free in May 2011 to:
- Share my experiences eating gluten-free as I travel (see my Blog).
- Review and recommend gluten-free friendly restaurants in my hometown of Chicago and around the world (see Reviews).
- Provide a comprehensive list of online resources for gluten-free travelers, including web sites and personal blogs (see Online Resources).
I am researching and updating the information provided on this site on an ongoing basis. Be sure to subscribe to my RSS Feed to get updates!
If you would like to contribute to Globally Gluten Free or would like your blog or web site listed, please e-mail me at katie@globally-glutenfree.com.
Disclaimer: This website/blog is for informational purposes only and the reviews and opinions are based solely on my own experiences, unless otherwise noted. I am not responsible for any adverse consequences resulting from suggestions, recommendations or reviews appearing on this site.
Good luck with the new site. Great idea!
This looks like a great site. I know a few people with Celiac’s disease… I’ll definitely recommend them to check out this website when they go to travel.
Such a great idea- I know so many people with Celiac’s Disease and they would really find this useful! Good luck with the new site!
This is such a great idea Katie! Wish you the best luck with the new site!
Look forward to following you and your blog.!
Katie-
OMGoodness, girl, this is amazing! I have so many family members who have Celiac’s. Why does it not surprise me that you have an amazing blog that details your travels and the gluten-free possibilities….. this is fabulous!
Miss you and much love to you– way to go!
Christine
Great idea, as someone who has celiac disease as well, this will be very helpful.