
Kyle Dine
Living for 30 plus years with multiple food allergies, Kyle is dedicated to helping our community eat safer around the globe.
Meet KyleDining translation cards in 58 languages
Accurate, easy-to-understand cards for food allergies, celiac disease, intolerances and special diets - so you can dine and travel with confidence.



Answer 2–3 quick questions and we'll match you with the translation card made for your needs – in any of our 58 languages.
Pick your dietary need — allergy, celiac, intolerance or special diet.
Plastic, printable PDF, or the Equal Eats app — same clear translation.
Simply hand it to your wait staff when ordering. They may help you choose a meal or take it to the chef.

Restaurants, cafés, school trips and holidays abroad. One calm hand-off gives servers and chefs a clear, respectful explanation in their own language.




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View Printable CardsCustomers rate us 4.9/5 based on 1,995 reviews.
These cards were fantastic! A chef asked if they were done locally as the the translation was spot-on.

Worked brilliantly in Italy! I wouldn't have been able to communicate my son's allergy without it.
This replaced my old DIY Google Translate card. If I could give this more than 5 stars, I would. Staff appreciated clear instructions.
Super easy to download and print the night before my trip.
The waiter actually said "oh wow!" when I handed him the card.
Wording differences can have big consequences. That's why every card goes through a meticulous three-step process before it reaches you.
Every card is translated by professional translators through a professional translation agency.
Professional proofreaders then review every translation, because allergy language needs to be explicit and unambiguous.
Third-party native speakers give every card a final review, so it's understood by the people preparing your food.
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Our team “gets” it because we are affected by food allergy, celiac disease and EoE together. We use the cards for ourselves and our families.

Living for 30 plus years with multiple food allergies, Kyle is dedicated to helping our community eat safer around the globe.
Meet Kyle
His daughter has a lactose intolerance, so Anatolii understands the challenges of avoiding certain foods first-hand.
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Managing food allergies, celiac disease and EoE in her family, Lisa is deeply engaged in the free-from community.
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Her journey began when her son was diagnosed with multiple food allergies — Tracy has been an advocate since 2008.
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Mother of a teen with multiple food allergies and a dedicated advocate for allergy awareness.
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Stephanie navigates the world of food allergies, intolerances, and medication allergies within her family.
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