Somewhat okay cards
I was really hoping to use these cards but other than celiac disease I also have an egg allergy and issues with nightshades (which includes white potatoes).
I really appreciate the efforts for translating wheat and gluten issues into other languages for safe traveling.
However, I hope these cards can be amended. Hopefully the portion that says ‘foods I can eat’ can be updated to only ‘what grains I can eat’.
These cards would also be an issue for those that are lactose intolerant or vegan.
I really appreciate the efforts for translating wheat and gluten issues into other languages for safe traveling.
However, I hope these cards can be amended. Hopefully the portion that says ‘foods I can eat’ can be updated to only ‘what grains I can eat’.
These cards would also be an issue for those that are lactose intolerant or vegan.
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Not detailed enough at all
These have the ability to be amazing BUT they aren’t enough to keep us safe. And the language barrier issue means we can’t add more information to build on it. I prefer the equal eats app. More detailed. Also free and not limited to just celiac so it may be good to have for a diverse eating population.
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No soy sauce
I like the idea of this app, especially with travel, but if I were to show this to someone Asian, they wouldn’t realize that I can’t have soy sauce. I’d give it 5 stars if it mentioned soy sauce.
No soy sauce
Great idea, but it doesn't mention soy sauce, so that limits its usefulness for Asian travel and restaurants.
Helpful ???
The first time I showed this card to a server in Spain, they gave me back the card, shrugged their shoulders and walked away. The card is too "in your face" - the comment "I may therefore become very ill if I eat food containing flours...." is too strong, it scared the uninformed. I wol dlike a gentler but informative card!
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