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Sarah’s Favorite Celiac-Friendly Pizza Spots Around the World

Hi! I’m Sarah, and I’m excited to share my favorite gluten free pizza spots where I’ve safely eaten while managing celiac. For my top picks, if you’re in the mood for deep dish in Chicago, I’d recommend Chicago’s Pizza to get any deep dish flavor. If you’re looking for fun flavors, another favorite is Flatbread Company to get Jimmy’s Free-Range Chicken. And if you want a dedicated gluten free restaurant, you may have to travel to Spain and visit Messie Sin Gluten or Budapest and visit Nongluten. See all 39 reviews I’ve shared, and follow me on the Spokin app at @celiacsarahexp and on Instagram at @celiacsarahexplores!

Tree Nut, Sesame, and Banana-Free Florence Top Picks

Hi! I’m Elyssa and I recently studied abroad in Florence! I was able to find many spots to safely eat with my tree nut, sesame, and banana allergies. I am excited to share my favorite finds and one of my absolute favorites was Buca Mario where I safely had the most incredible lasagna! If you visit, make sure you Piazzale Michelangelo! Follow me on Spokin @elyssa17 to see all of my allergy-friendly reviews!

Allergy-friendly Study Abroad Guide: Florence, Italy

Natalia is studying abroad in Florence, Italy while managing peanut and tree nut allergies. She is currently a junior at The University of Michigan, where she’s majoring in Organizational Studies. You can find her on Spokin @nataliagarcia.

Florence Celiac Travel Guide

Sunsets over the Ponte Vecchio, Michaelangelo’s David, and all the Tuscan cuisine and gelato you can eat—Florence has it all and our Celiac-Safe Guide has the best gluten-free eats. See reviews highlighting gluten-free pizza by the Duomo, focaccia sandwiches from a gluten-free shop, freshly made gluten-free waffle cones for that daily gelato, and even a gluten-free cooking class. Mangia, mangia!

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Florence Allergy-Friendly Travel Guide

Tuscan cuisine, iconic sights from the Duomo to the Ponte Vecchio, and amazing shopping—there are many reasons to fall in love with Florence but our favorite has to be the abundance of allergy-friendly eats. Discover safe pasta, vegan and gluten-free pizza, street food sandwiches on nut-free bread, a peanut-free gelato shop, and more in our guide to the birthplace of the Renaissance.

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