Our first summer vacation stop was Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania for a Pirates baseball game. (They were playing the Cardinals, and the Cardinals lost.) But PNC Park did have a gluten-free food stand.
As you can see from the menu to the left, you could get a gluten-free hot dog, gluten-free nachos, a gluten-free grilled veggie toaster, or a gluten-free caprese toaster. (You could also get three different salads, but who goes to a baseball game and gets salads when you can get traditional ballpark food made gluten-free?)
Mike tried the gluten-free hot dog, which did take awhile to make because they were out! Unfortunately, the hot dog was not the best Mike has had when compared with gluten-free hot dogs (or Italian sausages) at other ballparks. It's all in the bread.
But at least they tried, right?
As you can see from the menu to the left, you could get a gluten-free hot dog, gluten-free nachos, a gluten-free grilled veggie toaster, or a gluten-free caprese toaster. (You could also get three different salads, but who goes to a baseball game and gets salads when you can get traditional ballpark food made gluten-free?)
Mike tried the gluten-free hot dog, which did take awhile to make because they were out! Unfortunately, the hot dog was not the best Mike has had when compared with gluten-free hot dogs (or Italian sausages) at other ballparks. It's all in the bread.
But at least they tried, right?
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