Going out is the hardest part of having Celiac, because you have to be careful what you eat. You have to trust that the waiter knows all sources of gluten in the food, and that the food's ingredients don't contain any gluten. But at your house it's the safest because you know what is in your food.
Going to a friend's birthday party could sometimes be annoying having to answer everybody's question: "why aren't you eating the cake"?
It would be good to bring cake but unfortunately the only place that I know where to get cake is in Seattle which is DaVinci's Bakery in Greenwood, and Flying Apron in Fremont. If you live in Seattle those are some places to buy cake. If you do not live in Seattle you should bring ice cream, the only one I know that is gluten free is Breyers all natural ice cream. Also if you are going out and want ice cream then I recommend going to Baskin Robbins because if you ask they can show you the list of ingredients the ice-cream has.
Going to a friend's birthday party could sometimes be annoying having to answer everybody's question: "why aren't you eating the cake"?
It would be good to bring cake but unfortunately the only place that I know where to get cake is in Seattle which is DaVinci's Bakery in Greenwood, and Flying Apron in Fremont. If you live in Seattle those are some places to buy cake. If you do not live in Seattle you should bring ice cream, the only one I know that is gluten free is Breyers all natural ice cream. Also if you are going out and want ice cream then I recommend going to Baskin Robbins because if you ask they can show you the list of ingredients the ice-cream has.
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