We took our son to Carrabba’s for his birthday, as it’s one of the only Italian restaurants that our kids can eat some of the food. Now, not only does Carrabba’s lasagne have soy in it, their bread does too. They’ve quit making ice cream (but they do make gelato now). Again, I’ve got notes, … Read more
I can’t remember the details off the top of my head, but the last time we went to Carrabba’s, our son was extremely disappointed to learn that things have changed at Carrabba’s, and now he can’t have their lasagna because there’s soybean oil in it now. I can’t remember what all things changed, but there were some … Read more
I just received this information from alert reader, Beth Moody. Carrabbas has changed! The last time I went, July 2014, there were only 2 entrees that did not contain soy. It pays to ask every time! Beth brings up a very good point. As useful as all of this information is, you just never know … Read more
We came to Carrabba’s for our son’s birthday. The very nice waitress came out with an ice cream sundae for him. It was an extremely nice gesture, but it didn’t really go as the waitress had planned. Instead of being excited, we all had worried looks as we all assumed that our son wouldn’t be … Read more
Wonderful News! Our kids can eat at Carrabba’s Italian Grill. I haven’t seen him this happy at a restaurant in a long time. Most Italian restaurants “cool” their pasta in soybean oil to keep the pasta from sticking together. That and sneaky doses of soybean oil in the pasta sauces make it extremely difficult to … Read more
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Because "most" people do not have a reaction to highly refined soybean oil, most restaurants and food labels will not even list food as containing soy if it "merely" contains soybean oil. [read more]
