Gluten-free travel requires research. I’ve spent a week in Marrakesh, and it’s a shame this information will go to waste — ** If you didn’t read the welcome page yet, please start there ** In General I kind of write it in every blog post but I swear that I was worried before coming to Morocco, food-wise. Not only the country isn’t as developed as the European countries I’m used to traveling to…

Gluten-free travel requires research. I’ve spent a week in Las Palmas, and it’s a shame this information will go to waste — ** If you didn’t read the welcome page yet, please start there ** In General I was a bit worried to arrive here, mainly because my experience showed me that I can only rely on big cities, and Gran Canaria is a tiny island. …

Gluten-free travel requires research. I’ve spent a week in Athens, and it’s a shame this information will go to waste — ** If you didn’t read the welcome page yet, please start there ** In General What do you wanna hear first? The good or the bad? The bad — overall, restaurants didn’t give me the impression they have much knowledge about gluten. The good — you can still eat because the greek…

Gluten-free travel requires research. I’ve spent a weekend in Cluj, and it’s a shame this information will go to waste — ** If you didn’t read the welcome page yet, please start there ** A Romanian once told me that gluten in Romania is kind of like peanuts in Israel. What he meant was that — like our beloved Israeli Bamba, bread is deep in the Romanian culture. It sounded like…

Restaurant recommendations in Sardinia, Italy and all you need to know about eating gluten-free in Sardinia —

Restaurant recommendations in Palermo, Sicily, Italy and all you need to know about eating gluten-free in Palermo — ** If you didn’t read the welcome page yet, start there ** I remember worrying before traveling to Palermo because Italy is well known for its gluten-full dishes: pasta, pizza, cannoli… But surprisingly, I had a pretty good experience. Don’t get me wrong — it will be tough for you…