Eat with less worry! An Equal Eats digital peanut allergy chef card can help make sure that your allergies are understood and taken seriously when dining out.
The message:
Chefs and wait staff are grateful when your message is in writing.
The product:
✓ Instant Download
Receive your card immediately after purchase. Print or save on your phone.
✓ Accuracy is # 1
Our 3-tiered translation process ensures your message is understood.
✓ Loved by Restaurants
Use confidently knowing that restaurant staff truly appreciate seeing your food allergies in writing.
These worked okay for alpha gal but wish you could customize the digital version to be a bit more specific - i.e seaweed should be only red seaweed/algae. The majority of seaweed is not an issue. Also, for those that don’t have extreme reactions, I would have worded the last sentence differently to not intimidate some of the smaller food venues.
We used the Japanese translation, but crossed out the last sentence and the seaweed.
Absolutely love this card, it’s hard plastic and list everything so you don’t have to try and explain it!!
Seller was super helpful and I feel much safer eating on my trip!
So excited for our next trip now that we have our allergy eats translation cards. We haven't traveled out of English speaking countries before due to worries about allergies and language barriers. Know that we're doing our part by having these to have a safe and successful trip--thanks Equal Eats for making this one part easy.
This food allergy card is much needed as we are traveling to a country that I have a language barrier problem. I will be able to share the card with food service people as it is written both in English and the language of the country I am visiting. I also appreciated that I could customize my allergy list. It arrived in about 10 days and is of good quality. I know I will get others as we continue to travel.
Cards are designed by individuals with allergies along with chefs and servers.
We use professional translators and proofreaders for all of our translations.
Cards are reviewed native speakers to ensure it's the correct message.