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Question for NJ celiacs
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<<Disclaimer: Verify this information before applying it to your situation.>>

We have a wedding coming up very soon.  There are just two of us with celiac but 

we are the mother and grandmother of the bride.  I am looking for a place to buy 

a cake or cupcakes.  We live in New Jersey.  Does anyone have a favorite place 
in our area?

Also, since the wedding is right after Thanksgiving my other daughter is asking 
if we could go out for Thanksgiving.  That just seems way too overwhelming even 
for someone like me that has had celiac for a very long time.  What are your 
thoughts on this?  I know I can not eat turkey after it has been stuffed with 
bread crumbs.  Has anyone attempted to eat out for Thanksgiving? 
Our other thought is to order the meal from a deli who understands celiac.

Ginny Mingolla



      

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