Your Secret Weapon for Nightshade Free Travel

Traveling internationally with a nightshade sensitivity (think tomatoes, eggplant, chili peppers, green peppers …) can be daunting. Unfamiliar menus become minefields of potential gas, bloating, nausea, and even hospitalizations – not exactly a recipe for vacation bliss.

Your secret weapon for stress-free, delicious dining adventures anywhere in the world. Say goodbye to the frustrating translated food names list! Regional local variations of food names can make translations unreliable. A food’s name in a place may be called something entirely different just a few miles away. Did you know a pancake is also called a flapjack or a slapjack, or a griddle cake, or a hot cake, or a johnnycake, or a hoe cake or ….?

The key? Universal symbols. A simple picture of a tomato speaks volumes and cuts through language barriers, ensuring clear communication everywhere you roam.

Ditch the confusion! Skull and crossbones are scary for restaurant staff.  Our Nightshade Allergy Alert Card uses clear pictures of off-limits foods, along with a list of names in English, resulting in positive safe response from restaurant staff worldwide.