Traveling While Plant Based and Gluten-Free in Botswana and Zimbabwe

By Molly Patrick
May 28, 2022,
By Molly Patrick
May 28, 2022,
There was a big group of people from Atlanta staying at the same lodge as us and half of them were vegan!
The chef made a vegan chocolate cake because there were so many of us. It wasn’t gluten-free, but I ate it anyway. I figured if my face broke out, then I would deal with it. And if it didn’t, then maybe my gluten allergy was gone?
I learned three things.
- The cake was DAMN DELICIOUS
- I am still very much sensitive to gluten
- The cake was almost worth the breakout on my face the next day
Cornflakes, sautéed mushrooms, grapefruit, orange, green tea, and a gluten-free muffin that was not vegan, but I still ate half of it.
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I was so lucky on my trip to Africa. We stayed in 3 different lodges and each one provided vegan meals for me! I had brought some items for snacks but rarely needed them. There was always cooked veggies, hot cereal and fruit for breakfast and all kinds of beans and lentils and all kinds of curry. Did you ever pee behind termite mounds? That was our go to hehe
Sounds like an amazing trip, Debra. Molly said they did not pee on any (lol!) but they saw thousands of them! The mounds changed colors as they drove through different regions of the countries. They also saw mounds that were 20 feet tall!