Some gluten free products are reaaaaaaaaally expensive – bread, wraps, cereal etc. In this blog post, I’ve written tons of ways to (1) buy them cheaper and (2) reduce waste, which will in turn save you money. This blog post works in conjunction with my 21 Tips: How to Make Gluten Free Cheaper, which is…
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Gluten Free “Christmas” Foods We Can’t Normally Get
Read moreIt’s almost an acceptable time to start sharing my Christmas guides, but until then I thought I’d share this. It contains a list of foods that aren’t necessarily “Christmassy” but only get released at Christmas so we should stock up now 🙂 For example, lots of nibbly bits come out at this time of the…
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13 New Gluten Free Products: 26th Oct 2022
Read moreMcdonald’s Hash Brown Waffles (dairy free) – not only are these made of gluten free ingredients, but also I’m reliably informed by several managers at Mcdonald’s that they’re fried with gf foods so they’re safe!! Schar Flatbread (dairy free) – £2.50, quite a high price point but nice to have something different Schar Milk Slice…
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Gluten Free Halloween Cookies: “Cookies and Scream” Spiders
Read moreMy Gluten Free Halloween Cookies taste like Millie’s (chewy middles, crunchy edges… yum!), are marbled with gluten free “Oreo’s” and are topped with a cheeky spider! Completely gluten AND dairy free but you’d never, ever know it!! Easy recipe for all ages. FAQ: Yes, Oreo’s aren’t gluten free, but most supermarkets have an own brand…
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16 New Gluten Free Products 29th Sept 2022
Read moreAll sorts of new bits for you today. I’ve split the guide into savoury and sweet. One Warning at the bottom. SAVOURY Tesco Finest Chicken Pad Thai (dairy free) – so rare to find a gluten free pad thai ready meal, usually the sauce has gluten! Tesco Finest Beef, Chorizo Chilli & Rice (dairy free) – im…
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Accidentally Gluten Free Food at Iceland
Read moreWhen it comes to gluten free food at Iceland, I have good news and bad news. The good news is that there are LOADS of gluten free products. The bad news is there’s also loads of “may contain gluten” warnings to watch out for and there’s no consistency within their brands… e.g. some TGI products…
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Gluten Free Chr*stmas Chocolates To Stock Up On
Read moreI wouldn’t usually be sharing Christmas Chocolate in September however, there are some chocs that us gluten-free folk can’t easily get during the rest of the year that pop up at Christmas! So, ignore the Christmas packaging and fill your boots guys!! Milkybar Festive Friends – most Milkybars contain gluten/may contain so we have to…
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17 New Gluten Free Products: 7th Sept 2022
Read moreSchar Tarralli (lactose free) -I’ve tried these and they are AMAZING. Think soft breadstick hoops. Buttermilk Orange Segments (dairy free) – hello! I’ll be asking Santa for these 🙂 White Rabbit Risotto (dairy free) – White Rabbit products are expensive but I think they’re good quality and a nice treat. Asda Range – Asda have…
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