Guides to eating gluten-free in France and beyond, by Morgane, a French blogger who has lived with celiac disease since birth.https://glutons.fr/enhttps://glutons.fr/en/blog/gluten-free-lyon/https://glutons.fr/en/blog/gluten-free-lyon/Lyon is France's food capital, and most of its famous dishes contain gluten. Here are the gluten-free bakeries and restaurants I trust there, which local dishes are safe, and which bakeries to avoid.Mon, 26 Oct 2026 00:00:00 GMThttps://glutons.fr/en/blog/gluten-free-paris/https://glutons.fr/en/blog/gluten-free-paris/I lived in Paris for six years with celiac disease. Here are the 100% gluten-free restaurants, the bakeries worth crossing the city for, and the places that serve gluten-free beer, sorted by neighborhood.Mon, 26 Oct 2026 00:00:00 GMThttps://glutons.fr/en/blog/gluten-free-toulouse/https://glutons.fr/en/blog/gluten-free-toulouse/Toulouse is young and lively, and its food is all duck, sausage and cassoulet. Here is what a celiac can eat there, and the restaurants, tea rooms and bar I recommend.Mon, 26 Oct 2026 00:00:00 GMThttps://glutons.fr/blog/visit-france-gluten-free/https://glutons.fr/blog/visit-france-gluten-free/I am a French gluten free blogger. I was born with the celiac disease and have always eaten gluten free, so I know almost all there is to know about eating gluten free in France. This is my guide for YOU to enjoy your trip to France !Tue, 25 Jan 2022 00:00:00 GMT