Top 10 movies that mention gluten-free foods
This article highlights the top 10 movies that mention gluten-free foods, providing a fun and unique perspective on how popular culture has embraced this dietary trend. From romantic comedies to action thrillers, these films feature characters who either have a gluten intolerance or are simply health-conscious, showcasing the growing awareness and importance of gluten-free diets. Whether you’re a movie buff or a gluten-free enthusiast, this list is sure to provide some entertainment and inspiration for your next movie night.
- The Big Sick (2017)
Starring Kumail Nanjiani and Zoe Kazan, this romantic comedy features a scene where Kumail’s character brings Zoe’s character a gluten-free muffin. - The Fault in Our Stars (2014)
Shailene Woodley’s character Hazel has a gluten allergy and mentions it several times throughout the movie. - Chef (2014)
In this comedy-drama, Sofia Vergara’s character requests gluten-free pasta from the chef (played by Jon Favreau) in one scene. - This Is 40 (2012)
In a scene where Leslie Mann’s character is trying to lose weight, she talks to her personal trainer about trying a gluten-free diet. - The Other Woman (2014)
Cameron Diaz’s character orders a gluten-free pizza in one scene of this comedy. - The Internship (2013)
In a scene where the characters are having lunch, Vince Vaughn’s character orders a sandwich on gluten-free bread. - The Spectacular Now (2013)
Miles Teller’s character mentions that he has a gluten allergy in a scene where he and Shailene Woodley’s character are eating at a diner. - The DUFF (2015)
Bianca Santos’ character mentions that she’s gluten-free in a scene where she’s eating with Mae Whitman’s character. - Table 19 (2017)
In this comedy, Anna Kendrick’s character mentions that she’s gluten-free when she’s ordering her meal at a wedding reception. - Friends with Kids (2011)
In a scene where the characters are eating at a restaurant, Kristen Wiig’s character asks if the restaurant has gluten-free options.
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