Celiac on Safari?

[BenKK]

Is this something that outfitters encounter sometimes?

Do any clients here have experience with this?

 

[JimP]

I had to google it to see what you were talking about.

If it would be of concern to you I would suggest that you talk to the outfitter about it before even booking the trip.

 

[CAustin]

Shouldn’t be a problem for most outfitters because they se4ve mass quantities of meat and potato dishes. Skip the bread!

 

[accipiter]

I had to google it to see what you were talking about.

Same here, I was unfamiliar with this term. In the United States, people often refer to this as 'allergic to gluten' or 'gluten allergy'.

I do not see why this would be a problem. All of the outfitters I used had me fill out a questionnaire - in each case there was a question about food preferences and allergies. I doubt this would be a problem with any outfitter, especially those that advertise on here.

In addition to heaps of meat, they may be able to serve the southern African staple corn meal as a gluten-free alternative to pastas and bread.

 

[BenKK]

Thanks, folks! As I was hoping.

 

[slam8031]

My ph buddy had a client coming in the week after we left with gluten free need. I would strongly suggest talking with the ph or outfitter to confirm what that diet looks like in terms of need and what are absolute no’s. Should be no problem!!

 

[Pheroze]

Shouldn’t be a problem for most outfitters because they se4ve mass quantities of meat and potato dishes. Skip the bread!

+1

 

[Dr Ray]

Is this something that outfitters encounter sometimes?

Do any clients here have experience with this?

I’m one too so advise them and I’m sure they’ll cater for you.[emoji4]

 

[Dr Ray]

You may find you trite more quickly than others so I suggest you advise them in advance.
Enjoy your hunting trip and feel free to boast.![emoji4]

 

[Dr Ray]

I meant tire. Predictive text drives me nuts