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Understand gluten free diet guidelines  \nTo safely eat out, you must know what grains to avoid, the hidden sources of gluten and how to avoid cross-contact with gluten.  \n2. Choose restaurants that have a gluten free options  \nThe most trust-worthy restaurants are those who have certification or training though one of the celiac disease support groups. Restaurants that meet this standard have some knowledge about gluten-free dining and generally make an effort to prepare food in a way that prevents cross-contact. The next best option would be a restaurant that either serves naturally gluten free items or serves items that can easily be made without gluten.  \n3. Call or stop into the restaurant ahead of time  \nIt can be helpful to speak with the restaurant manager or chef ahead of time to ask questions and discuss gluten free diet restrictions. The best time to call is off-peak times when you are more likely to receive their full attention. Questions to ask include:  \n􀁸 Do you have a gluten free menu?  \n􀁸 What items can be made gluten free?  \n􀁸 Has your restaurant or staff completed a gluten free certification program?  \n􀁸 What measures do you take to avoid cross-contamination?  \n4. Review menus online  \nMost restaurants post menus items and allergen information online. Some may also have a list of gluten free menu choices. Reviewing the online menu can help you get an idea of what to order and identify questions to ask staff when you get to the restaurant.  \n5. Mention you have celiac disease or a “gluten allergy”  \nEating gluten free has become a growing trend, and not everyone who eats a gluten free diet has celiac disease. Let staff know you have celiac disease or a “gluten allergy” and ask them if they know what that means. The biggest difference between someone with celiac disease and someone with gluten sensitivity is the need to avoid trace amounts of gluten as well as any cross-contamination. If your server does not know what celiac disease is, inform them that you cannot eat anything that has wheat, rye, or barley including regular flour, bread crumbs, soy sauce, etc. or you will become ill.  \n© 4/2019 MNGI Digestive Health  \n6. Ask about cross-contamination  \nThe size of the kitchen will determine whether or not there is space to accommodate separate prep and cook spaces. It is important to know that not all restaurants with gluten-free menus are able to prevent cross-contact with gluten. Some restaurants are more attentive to the details of preparing a safe gluten-free meal than others, so you have to ask a lot of questions as you order. Key questions to ask include:  \n􀁸 Is there a separate prep space for gluten free food?  \n􀁸 Do you use clean or separate cookware and utensils for gluten free food?  \n􀁸 Do you clean the grill before preparing gluten free food?  \n􀁸 Do you have a dedicated fryer for gluten free foods? 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