So let\u2019s be real, the world isn\u2019t pre-designed for people with restrictions such as food allergies. As a food allergy sufferer and a travel extraordinaire, I have come to realize this the hard way. I have also come to realize that if I am proactive about managing my dietary restrictions, most places are more than willing to work with me and often have options for me!\u00a0 This sure makes a gal feel special!<\/p>\n
The first line of travel is usually transportation. I don\u2019t think many modes of transportation still provide a meal or snack other than a plane. \u00a0Almost every major airline provides special meals or snacks to fit your needs. \u00a0If you have a dietary restriction, it\u2019s a smart idea to contact the airline ahead of time.<\/p>\n
Another smart thing to do when you travel is to carry a card listing your dietary restriction. You will inevitably eat a meal or two out while away from home and will want to communicate your restrictions to the chef as necessary.\u00a0 Many chefs actually appreciate you providing a list of any allergies or health conditions so that they can modify a dinner before preparing it.<\/p>\n
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