How to Say ‘Doesn't eat gluten’ in Mexican Spanish
No come gluten
noh KOH-meh GLOO-tehn
[noh KOH-meh GLOO-tehn]
💬 Usage Tip: For dietary issues, Spanish often says [no come gluten] or [no come lácteos] rather than using a more medical-sounding label. You can reuse the pattern with foods: [no come mariscos], [no come carne].
Phrase Breakdown
No
[noh]
not
Negative word used to say something does not happen or is not the case.
No acepta mariscos por alergia.
He/She does not eat seafood because of an allergy.
come
[KOH-meh]
eats
From the verb "comer." Here it means "eats" in the third person singular.
Ella come solo alimentos vegetarianos.
She eats only vegetarian foods.
gluten
[GLOO-tehn]
gluten
The food protein called gluten. Used the same way as in English.
El menú indica qué platillos tienen gluten.
The menu indicates which dishes contain gluten.
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