Kayla King

I am a hustler. I learn by doing. My passions become obsessions. My curiosity never sees it's limit.

I was diagnosed with Celiac Disease when I was 9 years old. For my health, this meant I had to become obsessed with food. I'm not one to let a disease hold me back so I didn't.

I traveled to 36 countries, became a certified nutrition coach, and worked as a restaurant manager. All to have a better understanding of how to live my fullest life despite this disease. But helping myself wasn't enough. I wanted to make a bigger impact.

So I started MyMeal. MyMeal is a mobile app that helps people with food restrictions find safe restaurant meals. Through our filterable allergy menus diners can finally feel safe and confident again when ordering out.

July 21, 2025

314: Celebrating Celiac Awareness Month: Real Talk on Safe & Inclusive Gluten-Free Dining

What does it really take to feel safe, heard, and included when you’re dining with celiac disease? In honor of Celiac Awareness Month, this episode of Eating at a Meeting brings real talk—and real solutions—to the table with two powerhouse advocates: Kayla King (@celiacwithkayla) and Gabby Hemond (…

Guests: Gabby Hemond , Kayla King

July 25, 2023

200: Celebrating 200 Episodes: Tracy & Previous EAAM Guests Talk Food & Beverage

Join me as I celebrate the 200th episode of my Eating at a Meeting podcast with a special gathering of previous guests. In this milestone event — Holy Moly! 200 episodes — we will engage in a dynamic discussion on the current state of food and...

Guests: Erin Malawer , Caroline Benjamin , Dave Bloom , Elise Buellesbach , Molly Crouch , Doreen Cumberford , Nina Curtis , Cate Faulkner , Jen Veralla , Alan Kleinfeld , Heather Landex , Courtney Lohmann , Sarah Matheson , Karla Ortiz , Rachael Riggs , Jennifer Squeglia , Kayla King

May 2, 2023

188: Using her Diagnosis to Help Others Eat Out Safely

What if finding a safe place to eat with celiac disease was as easy as a few taps on your phone? Kayla King was just nine when she was diagnosed, growing up constantly on guard around food—and sometimes even binging whenever she actually found safe treats. Instead of letting her diagnosis limit her…

Guest: Kayla King