kind of a wierd question - gluten free coffeshop?

[gallop_away]

this is my third (maybe 4th, cant remember, a bit hazy i was...) visit to amsterdam so i know some places well (somehow i always come back to the doors). but i recently found out that i have celiac disease, which means i cant eat wheat, or drink beer (thank god MJ is gluten free!).

so, my question is: does anyone know of a coffeshop that sells gluten free hash-brownies?
i'd bake some for myself but the place i'll be staying doesn't have a stove.

thanks to all who know \ try to find out...

gallop

[Strawberries]

The Hemp Hotel might be useful for gluten free.
http://www.hemp-hotel.com/bar.htm

[gallop_away]

thanx!

sent them an email....

[happydaze777]

The Hemp Hotel might be useful for gluten free.
http://www.hemp-hotel.com/bar.htm

SNAP! I was thinking the same thing... But pretty sure they don't sell hash cake.

You could always buy some gluten free cake from Albert Hienz and 'insert' some nice bud/hash? Or vaporizer???

[Strawberries]

thanx!

sent them an email....

can you give us an update when you hear from them,
cheers

[headcase]

Hi ,

Just read your old posts.....I'm new to the forum & travelling to Amsterdam in around 3 weeks & also Coeliacs......did you manage to find any cakes which were GF.....if so would love to know.
Thanx

[Balou]

Hi ,

Just read your old posts.....I'm new to the forum & travelling to Amsterdam in around 3 weeks & also Coeliacs......did you manage to find any cakes which were GF.....if so would love to know.
Thanx

The OP was on the forum for two days so I highly doubt he will reply. I doubt any of the coffeeshops sell gluten free space cakes. Maybe someone else will come along with suggestions.

Peace,
Balou

[geoffk]

1e Hulp has "space tea" & "cannabis hot chocolate", according to the posted menu on FBN's site.

[geekymonkey]

I can't help you on the gluten-free space cake, but I have celiac disease too, and so I always get an apartment when I'm in Amsterdam so that I can cook, which makes traveling much easier.

I wanted to mention that I've had really good luck with all of the products from the Albert Heijn that are marked as being gluten-free (like their ice cream and peanut butter). It's just a tiny symbol on the back of the packaging with a shaft of wheat crossed out, but it's worth looking for.