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Date:	Tue, 11 May 2010 18:33:15 -0400
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Subject:	Living GF in tri-cities (Geneva, Batavia, St. Charles), Illinois
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I'm working on moving back to the tri-city area of Illinois (Geneva, Batavia, St. Charles; about an hour west of Chicago proper).  It has been almost a decade since I've been there for any length of time.  Would someone be so kind as to point me towards the local gluten-free resources?  In particular, I'm interested in restaurants and support groups/dining clubs.  I'm aware of the "usual suspects" for national chains (such as Outback, Uno's, etc.), so it'd be especially to hear about local restaurants or chains that are limited to Illinois.

Thank you in advance.  I will summarize.

Jessica in Boston

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