In my research first thing I noticed is that Columbia University has it's own
Celiac Disease Center! which would be downright helpful for a student who is planning to attend Columbia and has either gluten intolerance, allergy, or celiac disease.
Therefore it's good to know too, that there are numerous cafeterias and restaurants near or on the Columbia University Campus that offer gluten free meals.
Well, there was a very honest and well written article written by some Columbia students with Celiac disease. One of their recommendations was the gluten free pizza at The Morningside Heights deli Nussbaum & Wu
I suggest you read their full article as it contains a most refreshing and down to earth viewpoint for all students who are perhaps anxious about going to continue their college education in an area of the world where they are unsure about being able to locate gluten free food options.
Bon Appetito and may God bless your higher education :)
Peace,
Carla.
Disclaimer: This blog post is intended for conversational purposes only. The blog's author and publisher does not accept any liability for any of the ideas discussed in this post or any other post on this blog. Always obtain medical advice from a licensed medical practitioner.
RELATED: Gluten Free at Princeton
Gluten Free at Harvard
Thanks for buying my new book Life in the Gluten Free Zone on Amazon today!
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Celiac Disease Center! which would be downright helpful for a student who is planning to attend Columbia and has either gluten intolerance, allergy, or celiac disease.
Therefore it's good to know too, that there are numerous cafeterias and restaurants near or on the Columbia University Campus that offer gluten free meals.
Well, there was a very honest and well written article written by some Columbia students with Celiac disease. One of their recommendations was the gluten free pizza at The Morningside Heights deli Nussbaum & Wu
I suggest you read their full article as it contains a most refreshing and down to earth viewpoint for all students who are perhaps anxious about going to continue their college education in an area of the world where they are unsure about being able to locate gluten free food options.
Bon Appetito and may God bless your higher education :)
Peace,
Carla.
Disclaimer: This blog post is intended for conversational purposes only. The blog's author and publisher does not accept any liability for any of the ideas discussed in this post or any other post on this blog. Always obtain medical advice from a licensed medical practitioner.
RELATED: Gluten Free at Princeton
Gluten Free at Harvard
Thanks for buying my new book Life in the Gluten Free Zone on Amazon today!
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