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You should go to Poland! I also have celiac and mom is from Poland so we go there a lot. They are actually quite good at gluten free!❤

I've just been diagnosed with celiac it's quite annoying at some restaurants but it seems like italy is amazing if you have celiac

Yes do what you ❤

Absolutely 🌝

Omg the scenery in the background is so beautiful also you are really pretty

Thank you for this video

Would love to see a video of you breaking down your favorite gluten-free finds in Japan! I'm going in November and also cannot have gluten.

I'm so confused. How???

exactly, I love pastries 😋

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❤ thank you for this video

I want to travel but am so scared to travel where people don’t speak English. I saw you on TikTok and am so glad you have a YT channel. What kind of side effects do you have when you get glutened?

Thanks for this video

This is great. Going there in June. I do long for some healthy meals when traveling. Any suggestions??? I love all the options but can only eat so many pizzas, pastries, etc. My metabolism is not what it used to be. HA

Any tips on how to find gluten free food? Im celiac and im travelling there in a few weeks

I have been celiac since 2009. I have traveled a ton but have an added layer of being vegetarian. On flights I have always ordered the Jain meal and as long as I don't have the nann bread I haven't had any issues. Much more flavour then the Gluten free meals I have seen. Also if I'm feeling unsure on my travels Indian food is my go to for safe. As long as you know the curries that are safe it is a good go to when feeling overwhelmed.

Awesome video!! Now im excited to try that cheese bread in Brazil!

I was diagnosed in age 30. My intestines and hormones healed after 7+ years. Now I will be 10 years gf and i look younger than when I was 30!

And i bet all of that had milk in it

What’s the name of the hotel you stayed at while in Amsterdam?

A huge thank you for the reviews - traveling GF is so hard and having places to look forward to is wonderful! We'll be in the Amsterdam area for a couple of days so will definitely check these out.

As a brazilian celiac that is thinking about moving to Barcelona, thank u a lot!!! U made me feel way more secure :)

Hi! What time of the year did you go?

I’d really wanted to visit Amsterdam but had assumed eating out as a coeliac there would be difficult. Thank you so much for making this video, I’m really excited to visit there now! Food is such a big part of experiencing a new country and so it is hard to feel like you’re missing out on that, so I really love it when there are gluten free versions of traditional food available! I’ve only just discovered your channel and as a coeliac who also loves travel but gets anxious about the food aspect of it, I’ll be closely following all of your gluten free finds 😁

I'VE LOVED THIS VIDEO

So helpful thank you!

Hi Sarah! Thank you so much for this video. I’m visiting Amsterdam for 2 days in February, and I was really nervous about the food because I’m also a celiac diagnosed since 2020. This is my first international trip since I discovered I can’t eat gluten anymore. I’m also spending 5 days in Paris, I was wondering if you’ve been there and if there’s any tips for Paris as well!? Thank you so much again for this video and channel, it definitely will help a lot of people ❤

I’m going to Austria soon and I’m a celiac. Do they have a good selection of gluten free food?

Thank you Sarah, I recently got diagnosed 2 months ago and taking a flight on Singapore.

Thank you for your videos it gives me hope I haven't travel in 10 years because I'm afraid to be sick. I'm gluten and lactose very intolerant ( I can't eat a crumb). I don't go to restaurants anymore too. It's sad sometimes.

Thanks for the great video. I am considering going to Amsterdam and this will be a big help. It’s interesting how Europe seems to be so much more knowledgable about coeliac disease and how to keep us safe. Thanks again from a new subscriber.

Central and south america countries are really hard for celiacs. I have recently been in Colombia for 15 days and it was reaaaaally hard for me. I was expecting to find a lot of gluten free food, thinking about the use of corn in every meal that they have... But at the end they also use wheat and the problem is that they don't know the disease and not even the word "gluten"... So even if they offer you gluten free food it will be contaminanted. I was tired of ask for gluten free food and being answered as "you mean vegetarian food?". Off course I was contaminated several times and I returned to my country really sick... I wans't able to book airbnbs in my travel because I was with 15 more people, but if you travel to this type of countries, be sure to book an airbnb in case you need a kitchen.

Yes this! I took a long haul flight a couple months ago and mannnn do I wish I booked a gluten free meal…it was tricky trying to be so careful (I’m celiac but not 100% avoiding…I know bad but I’ll get there someday) They give you SO MUCH BREAD on flights! I never realized that before being celiac. I think another thing I was worried about was if the gluten free meal would be something I would eat (I don’t really eat fish so I would hate for that to be the option) Do they give you a preview of what will be available for the meal? - Thanks for showing all this!

Thank you for this! Last time I went to Amsterdam (in 2019) I hadn’t yet been diagnosed with celiac but was already experiencing bad digestive issues (ate a crepe (with gluten) and had to RUNNNN into a restaurant to use their bathroom😅) When I travel again I want to enjoy my food while still being careful😁

Great video! I've never thought of just using social media search bars to find restaurants. I'm totally comfortable finding restaurants that are celiac friendly in the US. But when you're in another country how much of a barrier has language been when trying to find restaurants and have your questions answered?

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its hard cause i have to eat gluten free and vegetarian food lol

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no way I just found you channel I am celiac too!

You are an inspiration! ❤❤❤

Food looks amazing and amazing video😄👍🏼

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Hey guys! Sadly my microphone was either dead or did not turn on during this chat. I did my best to edit the audio to sound okay, but I apologize in advance for that and any of the camera focusing issues! I hope you enjoy this little chat from me and Lauren :)

The "Sarah it's for coffee" made me chuckle bc I've def been there. PS. LOVING this style and I'm learning so much about how to level up my celiac travel. Keep it up, we are here for it!

They have gluten free flour over there, I'm sure you were good❤