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alias_sqbrOur trip to Anaheim/LA is coming up, we leave on October 9. Something I'm not looking forward to is navigating my food intolerances in a new country, especially since it seems like a moderate number of people primarily speak Spanish. So! I'd love it if you guys could help.
1) Did miss any foods that are named differently in the US:
2) Is anyone able to translate this list to the relevant kind of Spanish (Mexican Spanish, I think)? Worth a shot :)
3) Any suggestions for local food that sounds me-friendly? Horchata and paletas sound promising, and I'll keep an eye out for fancy vegan concoctions. I expect to mainly stick to japanese and steak with steamed vegetables like I do here, sigh.
4) Any other recs/advice welcome too! Current plan is Disneyland, Universal Studios, La Brea Tar Pits and nearby stuff to that (farmer's market, art museum, The Grove mall), and maybe the science centre and African American museum (which are near each other in a different part of the city. LA is HUGE) Travel between Anaheim and LA is looking like Amtrak + metro trains, which claim to be accessible.
1) Did miss any foods that are named differently in the US:
None: dairy, coconut, unfermented soy, chili, alcohol, raw apples or pears
Minimal: caffeine, cocoa or cocoa butter, artificial sweetners, acid (this includes fruits like plums and citrus, fruit juice, salad dressing, pickles, soda, and vinegar), green onion/leek/watercress/chives, peppermint, paprika/red pepper, fat (ie deepfried stuff), mustard, kidney beans, pine nuts, gluten free flour (it's the vegetable gums), whole wheat, raw carrot
2) Is anyone able to translate this list to the relevant kind of Spanish (Mexican Spanish, I think)? Worth a shot :)
3) Any suggestions for local food that sounds me-friendly? Horchata and paletas sound promising, and I'll keep an eye out for fancy vegan concoctions. I expect to mainly stick to japanese and steak with steamed vegetables like I do here, sigh.
4) Any other recs/advice welcome too! Current plan is Disneyland, Universal Studios, La Brea Tar Pits and nearby stuff to that (farmer's market, art museum, The Grove mall), and maybe the science centre and African American museum (which are near each other in a different part of the city. LA is HUGE) Travel between Anaheim and LA is looking like Amtrak + metro trains, which claim to be accessible.
