My aunt outdid herself as always this Passover - providing me with gluten-free versions of some foods and making sure there was at least one gluten-free dessert on hand. One of my friends, while not a Celiac, has some eating restrictions of her own. She recently went to an Easter celebration where no one had made any effort to cater to her needs.
I certainly don't expect people to have a complete gluten-free meal waiting for me, but when they make the effort, I definitely feel cared for and loved. What I'm saying is, if you're not a Celiac and you invite someone over who is gluten free, even if you just have some fresh fruit on hand, the gesture will be appreciated.
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AMEN! It's very frustrating when someone who knows you and your restrictions well, invites you to dinner and there is NOTHING to eat. Been there. My poor MIL fixed a beautiful meal once and there was nothing for me to eat. She was embarrassed at the oversite and I was starving (and pouting - ha).
I agree...any little gesture to me is appreciated SO much!
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