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Special Diets when Abroad


If you have special dietary needs it may be a good idea to take some supplies with you, particularly for when you first arrive. Health Food shops sell soya milk powder for travel purposes. Wheat-free bread can be easier to find in the rest of Europe than it is here. Gluten-free foods may be more of a problem.

If you are travelling to a Spanish, French or Italian-speaking country, don't speak the language and suffer from food intolerances, these lists may help you when eating out or shopping in the supermarket.

Spanish list French list Italian list

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