Okay, I haven't entirely forgotten my English yet.
I flew to Germany with Air Transat (a Canadian Charter airline out of Montreal) from Toronto to Hamburg, Germany, on a direct flight. The first flight home without having to transfer somewhere, which was a treat.
Air Transat offers gluten-free food on their flights. Of course, you have to let them know well ahead of time. Their gluten-free food looked tons better than their regular fare, especially the breakfast! For the first time I was glad to have celiac disease.
I found amazing food here, and know that I won't be able to get it when I go back to Canada. I am already sad about that.
They have a buckwheat bread that looks and tastes just like regular rye pumpernickel! I am in heaven. Also, I found Swedish Wasa crisp bread. Since it gives ingredients in Swedish, Danish, Dutch, German, Italien, Spanish, and French, but not in English, I don't expect that they export it to any English speaking countries. Rats.
So, while I am here, I can eat bread, but will have to give up bread again entirely when going back to Canada.
The best place to buy the pumpernickel bread is a chain called 'Budnikowski', because it is less expensive (and easier to find) than the health food stores, called 'Reformhaus'.
But the Reformhaus has a much greater selection of gluten-free foods, several shelves of it. I's amazing.
Okay, I have to go, my brother calls.
Will be back soon.
Clothes, who needs clothes? 
