The Un-Gluten Guy (My Gluten Free Recipes & GF Adventures)

We took our annual ski trip to Park City.  The kids always look forward to it.  Unfortunately, like most of the West, it was pretty dry.  Most of the runs were open and kids still had fun.  They skied 4 days and I rode with them on Monday and Friday.  It finally snowed on Friday, so we had a few inches of fresh powder. To not bore you with repeat reviews you can see my post on our Park City trip from  2012  and  2013 . We definitely made it back to  Loco Lizard .  You can't miss this place for 100% GF mexican. We also had a few GF pizzas from  Park City Pizza . My new find was  501 On Main .  This place was awesome.  Most of their dishes are GF and everyone was knowledgable about GF and celiac.  The wife and I stopped in for lunch one day and sat at the bar.  We had the Utah Onion Slivers - you have to order these.  They were served with an awesome dipping sauce and it was delicious.  The s...

We usually go to Park City  to ski in the winter.  Now that we were planning our trip the anxiety set in.  Where will I eat, where will I shop, how much food do I have to bring?  Luckily they have a Whole Foods in New Park so as you exit the highway heading to the Canyons, Park City and Deer Valley you can make a stop in to Whole Foods and shop.  They have other supermarkets that we have used before but I'll have to let you know how it is after I get back. What about skiing, where was I going to eat?  I contacted the resort and Deirdra Walsh, the Director of Food and Beverage from Park City Resort, was very helpful. She said all of the outlets have GF bread and GF hamburger buns.  Legacy Lodge and Summit house have GF pizza crust and corn tortillas available by request.  Most soups are GF and will be labeled if they are.  Kristi's Coffee shop has GF cookies and muffins.  And all outlets have Redbridge beer. She also send the Lege...