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This café is a great local stop just off Highway 1. They offer well-packaged and labeled options for gluten-free and vegan diets. They have three different types of gluten-free cookies, as well as berry bars and protein balls. They also have premade spring rolls available. Note that they are closed on Sundays. View all feedback.
What Ewald Dicki doesn't like about Ecotreats:
Although the baked goods are gluten free, they are prepared in a facility that is also used for non-gluten free items and served with tongs that are used for other products. There is a risk of contamination. View all feedback.
Although the baked goods are gluten free, they are prepared in a facility that is also used for non-gluten free items and served with tongs that are used for other products. There is a risk of contamination.
I would not recommend the gluten free items in the display for people with celiac, as they are not wrapped and may be in a shared display with shared tongs. However, if you are okay with cross-contamination, there are plenty of options available. They offer gluten free bread that can be used for breakfast paninis and breakfast burritos. I forgot to inquire about their measures to prevent cross-contamination on the panini press. While one staff member seemed knowledgeable, not everyone was, so there was a level of uncertainty in terms of food safety.
This café is a great local stop just off Highway 1. They offer well-packaged and labeled options for gluten-free and vegan diets. They have three different types of gluten-free cookies, as well as berry bars and protein balls. They also have premade spring rolls available. Note that they are closed on Sundays.
Gluten-free baked goods, however, produced in a common plant and served with split pliers. Risk of contamination.