Progressive Field – CLE Indians Ballpark 2016

Downtown

Progressive Field Ballpark

2401 Ontario St
Cleveland, OH 44115

(216) 420-4487

Hi, Indians fans.  Going to a game?

You may or may not be aware that the stadium has undergone a renovation in the off season 2016!  If you are looking for options for your game repast here’s the latest word direct from the stadium on what the offerings are for the 2016 season!!

from the CLE Indians office:  Information below is the most up to date. We are working with Barrio to possibly add a corn tortilla to add an additional gluten free items.

  • Gluten Free – Field of Greens Cart Red Bridge Beer Section 150
  • Gluten Free – Popcorn Sections 133, 149, 153, 156, 174, 182, 556
  • Gluten Free – Nachos Sections  116, 157, 172, 181, 529
  • Gluten Free – Ciders – The Corner Section 116, Miller Bar Section 138, Sam Adams Cart Section 164

Gluten Free – Hot Dog Ballpark Classics Section 149

Gluten Free – Pierre’s Ice Cream Sections 159, 179, 182 – Black Raspberry Chip, Chocolate, French Vanilla, Mint Chocolate Chip

Gluten Free – Build a Burger Hamburger Section 174

Gluten Free – Build a Burger Chicken Sandwich Section 174

Gluten Free – Ohio City Burrito Burrito Bowl Section 160

Gluten Free – Field of Greens Salad Section 153

Horseshoe Casino

Public Square

horseshoecleveland.com

100 Public Square
Cleveland, OH 44113

216) 297-4777

Worth the Gluten-free Gamble?

So, you’ve worked up an appetite at the casino and want to spend your winnings.  What gluten free options are available?  Don’t bother going downstairs to the buffet as they won’t accommodate you.  Instead head up to the food court. 

If you are in the mood for salad you are in luck.  Rosie & Rocco’s will make any of their salads gluten free.  Just inform the cashier that you need to have the salad made in a clean bowl. 

The B Spot also has salad, as well as tomato soup, pulled pork and, of course, burgers without buns. 

Alternatively, step outside to get some fresh air.  And try one of the many great nearby restaurants.

See our restaurant page for suggestions.

Livwell Products at Whole Foods

Archived by Diane 8/16/2024 -> no longer available

I shopped at Whole Foods earlier this week and was pleasantly surprised to find new Livwell gluten free baked goods, imported from the U.K.  The Seeded Sliced Sandwich Bread ($5.49) greatly exeeded my expectations with its wonderfully bready texture.  And it tastes great, too.  I am looking forward to trying the Crumpets ($4.99) stashed in my freezer.  Other items are available including white sandwich bread, pita bread, scones, english muffins, rolls, and pizza crusts.  According to the packaging they are made without gluten, wheat and milk and are vegetarian and a good source of fiber.  These products are shelved near the instore bakery at both the Cedar Center (frozen) and Woodmere (not frozen) stores.

Have you tried them?  Please share your experience by commenting below.

NEWS:  Wed. 6-10-15
guests to our website have reported that recalls of some Livwell products in the UK have been issued due to gluten contamination. 

Updates will be issued as details are available.

Domino’s Pizza

(Controversial) Multiple Locations

Domino’s has pizza with gluten free crust.

Monday, Domino’s, the world’s largest delivery pizza chain, will announce plans to sell a pizza made with a gluten-free crust.

That is the thrilling start to the article on usatoday.com  What follows is quite concerning:

“We are the first national pizza delivery chain to offer this,” boasts Domino’s CMO Russell Weiner, who notes that while the crust is certified gluten-free, the pizza is still prepared in ovens with pizzas that aren’t gluten-free, so folks who are extra-sensitive need to be aware. The gluten-free pizza costs about $3 more. Most gluten-free products typically do cost more to make.

From the Domino’s press release:

While Domino’s new Gluten Free Crust is appropriate for those with mild gluten sensitivity, Domino’s and the NFCA do not recommend it for those with celiac disease. Domino’s and the NFCA found that while the crust is certified as gluten free, current store operations at Domino’s cannot guarantee that each handcrafted pizza will be completely free from gluten.

So, the crust is certified GF, but cross-contamination is a real concern.  I think I’ll skip it.  How about you?  Have you tried it?  Share your experience by commenting below.

 

Lorenzo’s Pizza

Oberlin

From Lynn: Please post about Lorenzo’s Pizza in Oberlin. They serve medium size only gluten-free pizza. For a vegetable deluxe I paid $12.75 for a “to die for” pizza. I can’t remember when I’ve had such great tasting pizza. This pizza will rival even regular pizza. They serve regular pizza and Italian dishes. But I can guarantee, Lorenzo’s is the best gluten-free pizza in the land. I challenge anyone to try Lorenzo’s. http://www.lorenzospizza.com/ 52 1/2 South Main St Oberlin, OH 44074 (440) 775-0118 Have you tried Lorenzo’s?  Tell us what you think by commenting below.