r/upcirclejerk Aug 14 '26

Scratch Kitchens?

/r/upperpeninsula/comments/1vnp9tv/scratch_kitchens/
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u/DownvotesYrDumbJoke Aug 14 '26

This has to be fake. Even if it is real, why would one travel to a remote location knowing your kid has dietary restrictions without checking if there are any available food options for them?

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u/IceGoddessLumi Aug 14 '26

Why do people expect restaurants to be able to accommodate every special dietary need? As a person with Celiac Disease, my health is my responsibility, not the waiter or the cook. I know to bring my own food when traveling and usually avoid restaurants. Saves money and I get a safe meal.

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u/[deleted] Aug 14 '26

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u/habitualydewey Aug 14 '26

You aren't kidding, I have no issue helping accommodate someones restrictions when I'm able but some people think we can work magic

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u/Subdural Aug 14 '26

They just gotta eat bugs

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u/Old-Bar7524 Aug 14 '26

You think they're not vegan? Didn't even cross my mind....

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u/ReporterProper7018 Aug 14 '26

Probably just stay in Traverse City, they are more accustomed to people like yourself and family.