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Can I walk a Gluten Free Camino?

  The question was: Please advise what and how one does manage their GF diet on the Camino? Of course, I will carry my own food but can I cook in some places as well? Read the interesting conversation on

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What do you do about food and drink on long stages?

The question was: How do others cope with the lack of food and drink places on many of the Caminos? Having just walked from Toulouse, where there seems to be even more villages without shops or bars than there are

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Is it difficult to find breakfast on the Camino de Santiago?

The question was: I’ve just read on a few blogs things along the lines of “there was nowhere to eat until we’d walked 8km” OR “once I realised we didn’t need breakfast, I was much more calm” I fear we

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What are your favorite foods on the Camino Frances?

The question was: There are lots of special opportunities to try new foods or regional specialties on the Camino, and wouldn’t it be nice to hear other people’s special food memories and have some tips on food favorites to look

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Are there any cooking facilities on the Camino de Santiago?

The question was: Are there cooking facilities on the Portuguese route starting in Lisbon? Read all the good responses in the forum on cooking facilities on the Camino Portuguese.

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What about the food while you are on the Camino de Santiago?

This is not really linked to a question about this topic, but rather a link to a great posts about the food that you will find on the Camino de Santiago. Do you have any experience on this topic?

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The Pilgrim Menu

If you are going to walk so many days, you need to find some good food along the way to keep you going. Spain has a lot of good food and wine, and even food especially for pilgrims. The Pilgrim

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Camino de Santiago as a Vegetarian

Does vegetarians find it difficult to find things to eat along the Camino de Santiago? This is a common question in our Camino de Santiago forum. One of our pilgrims said it like this: The wonderful hospitaleros in Ruitelan made

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Restaurant in Santiago: Casa Felisa

Casa Felisa is a restaurant and a Pension, located a few hundred meters from the cathedral. I have not stayed in the pension, but the restaurant is a great choice for a nice dinner, especially during the summertime. Casa Felisa

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Forum Gastronomic

If you like food, Santiago is the place to be February 18th to 20th. There will be fancy chefs and fancy food at the “Forum Gastronomic” celebrated at the “Palacio de Congresos”, about a 10 minute drive from old town.

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