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Click on a card name to see an example. If you don't see your languages or foods on our list, Special Order cards are available. We have translated our travel cards into Arabic, Czech, Croatian, Vietnamese, Indonesian (Bali), Khmer, Hebrew, Turkish and more. |
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- "I have dealt with you in the past and wanted to let you know that your gluten free translation cards are fantastic! We were in a busy street in the middle of Istanbul and wanted to have lunch on our way to visit Topkapi. I showed your gluten free card and ended up being shown by the owner by way of pointing what I could and could not have. When my meal came, it looked so good our friends ordered the same lunch. It also worked in Rhodes, Greece as the owner advised me they put flour in their rice which is most unusual for me. Thanks to your cards we are able to travel wherever we wish and have absolutely no problem with my gluten free diet. In fact, I feel that we are given superior treatment as the owner normally becomes involved and the cards are taken directly to the chef to confirm that the food is all right for me.
I have told many people of your business and I hope they are using it to their advantage as I do." Anne in Ontario, Canada
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- "Throughout my life, my severe food allergy to nuts have made me fearful to travel, particularly in countries where I don't speak the language. After reading my food allergy cards the restauranteurs always went out of their way to make sure that all of my food was cooked and served without any contact with any of the foods that I am allergic to. We were still, of course, cautious when eating--we stayed away from food stalls and buffets, and we were always insistent that the waiter show the food allergy card to the cook. The cards proved to be one of the best purchases I have ever made." Marcia in Korea
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- "My recent trip to Italy was a great success thanks to your Italian Strongly Worded food allergy card on peanut/peanut oil. The very first day I used it, the waiter told me that when he showed the card to the chef, the chef told him that I could not eat their pizza because peanut oil is used in the dough. That came as quite a surprise as I had never heard of using peanut oil in dough, but it shows how invaluable the food allergy card is. The cards also proved useful when ordering gelato because of possible cross contamination. The gelato store manager stated that I was safe eating only the fruited gelatos. I highly recommend the use of these life-saving food allergy cards when traveling to any foreign country." Kathy in Virginia
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- "Not sure if you remember me, but I had ordered Japanese food allergy cards while still in Ohio. We have been in Japan since early Feb. and you had asked if I would let you know how the cards are working…..I have to tell you that they have been a SERIOUS benefit to us here!!! I carry them everywhere and am able to not only use them in restaurants, but also when shopping at an off-base grocery. Even on-base, there are many Japanese who work the restaurants and their English is not very good at times. The quality of the food allergy cards is excellent and we are so thankful to have them. Thanks for putting out such an awesome product!!!" Lucie in Japan
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- "We wanted to let you know how grateful we were to have my husband's food allergies translated into Spanish and Italian. We used your Italian food allergy cards constantly on our trip, as there were numerous occasion when English was not spoken. They were also a tremendous 'ice-breaker'... in one friendly Italian restaurant, the waiter (after he read all of the allergies) threw up his hands, said 'vino' and brought a bottle of wine saying that's all he could have!" Cathy in Ottawa, Canada
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- "Just wanted to let you know your food allergy translation cards were great for travelling in Hong Kong and Thailand. With a severe MSG food allergy (plus other food allergies) I wondered about the wisdom of travelling to Asia, but I had two weeks away and not one food problem. The great benefit was being able to tell the waiter to show the chef the food allergy card. Often the waiter would say, "Can do - without" But I would insist they show the chef the card, then the waiter would come back with a different story. They were then very concerned and kept checking that I would only eat from the 'safe' dishes. " Judy in Sydney, Australia
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- "I want to send you some feedback and thanks! We had a business/vacation trip to Germany in April, with our 2 year old who has peanut allergies. While we attempted to speak German when possible (we really don't know it), the food allergy cards were very handy. When the waiters didn't understand our German, we gave them the chef card and they easily helped us determine any peanut issues. Your cards allowed me to relax and feel confident that my child was eating safe foods in a country where I didn't know the language. Thanks so much!!" Tracie in North Carolina
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STANDARD LANGUAGES:
Chinese - English - French
Greek - German - Italian
Japanese - Polish
Portuguese - Russian
Spanish - Swedish - Thai
SPECIAL ORDER LANGUAGES:
Arabic - Bulgarian
Catalan - Croatian
Czech - Danish - Dutch
Estonian - Farsi - Finnish
Flemish - Hebrew - Hindi
Hungarian - Icelandic
Indonesian - Khmer
Korean - Laotian - Latvian
Malay - Malayalan
Mongolian - Nepali
Norwegian - Romanian
Rwanda (Kinyarwanda)
Slovak - Slovene - Swahili
Tagalog - Tamil - Tibetan
Turkish - Vietnamese
and more...
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Alcohol
Almonds
Barley
Butter
Cashews
Cheese
Chocolate
Codfish
Corn & Corn Oil
Crab
Eggs
Fish
Fish and Shellfish
Garlic
Lobster
Meat
Milk & Milk Products
Miso
MSG
Mushrooms
Nuts (Tree)
Nuts, Peanuts, Pnut Oil
Oats
Onions (Allium Family)
Peanuts & Peanut Oil
Peas
Pecans
Pine Nuts
Pistachios
Pork
Poultry
Rice
Rye
Sesame
Shellfish
Shrimp
Soy
Strawberries
Tofu
Tomatoes
Walnuts
Wheat
Yogurt
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Bee & insect stings
Buckwheat
Iodine
Latex
Penicillin
Peppers
Sulfites
Sunflower seeds/oil
Yeast
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