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[QUOTE="Americanperegrino, post: 363170, member: 49605"] Here's maybe an alternative; IF you need an Epi-pen, your level of allergic reaction is nothing to be too casual about(as you know you can die), so. I can't emphasize this enough, do not depend on the CDS to provide a gluten free meal. 1. There are some really good allergenic GF premade meals available online for backpackers. These are gourmet good. My daughter used these before she learned how to be a really great GF cook and makes her own backpacking food. Buy some premade, and mail them ahead along the route. Thats easy to do, just takes a little more planning. 2. Some folks might rx cooking with your own pots/pans etc that you carry. As you know the problem is verifying the premade ingredients are actually GF. So, bring your own cooking pots, utensils, and cook everything fresh. Again, takes a little more planning, but, can make you the most popular peregrino around. [/QUOTE]
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