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Eat Your Way Through Italy!

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Buongiorno! As if Italy didn’t have enough to love already, Spokin users are sharing glowing reviews of the country’s allergy-friendly options. Since 2014, European laws have required allergen information to be provided at all restaurants and cafes. As a result, it is not unusual to find allergen grids in restaurants and separate gelato scoopers at gelatarias. Explore by city with our maps, see reviews shared by Spokin users, treat your sweet tooth with our gelato guide, and follow our Spokin world travelers to help plan your own allergy-friendly vacation to beautiful Italy.

 

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GELATO GUIDE

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Follow other Spokin users and see their Italy recommendations in the app!

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kejone
Allergic to:
Gluten

SEE RECOMMENDATIONS

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jbass12
Allergic to: Peanuts, Tree Nuts, Shellfish

SEE RECOMMENDATIONS

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susie
Allergic to:
Peanuts, Tree Nuts

SEE RECOMMENDATIONS

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dannybanks
Allergic to:
Egg

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FEATURED REVIEW

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Taverna Trilussa – Rome, Italy

“This spot was super fun and all of the pasta is brought out in a big pan. All of the fried appetizers were fried in peanut oil but they had grilled artichokes that were made with olive and sunflower oil that were amazing and were the one place we found that our daughter could safely eat the famous artichokes of Rome!”
@susie who manages manages peanut and tree nut allergies.

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