Travelling with on a Gluten Diet

Bri's Y | 22:15 Sat 04th Mar 2006 | Travel

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I am introducing a friend to Thailand, my wife is a diabetic and we have had no problem with Thai food. I am however worried that my friend who cannot eat anything with the slightest trace of wheat/barley etc in the food will have a problem. My question therefore is what are the Thai word/words for GLUTEN FREE?

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Thai is tonal, so the English text is difficult to translate accurately.

Pare (allergy) ah-han (inside body) Tanya Peu-rch (cereal crops) is the closest I can get to. Swallow the r in Peu-rch

There are couple of links to international hospitals below. I suggest one of the first things your friend does is go there and get a sign in Thai they can show at restraunts. A doctor would charge 300-400 Baht for a visit and if you go to Bumgungrad there is a superb Italian place to eat.

Your friend still needs to be extremely careful as a lot of kitchens will not wipe down between preparation of different dishes.

http://www.BNHhospital.com

http://www.bumrungrad.com

Have you been to Thailand before, and if not, do you want to know anything about diabetes in Thailand?

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Trotbot,

thank you for your advice on gluten free eating in Thailand. My wife and I have been to Thailand many times so we do not have a problem with Thai food and diabetes

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