Gluten Wheat Free Bread M&S half price

luvvlyjubbly

as per title, on offer this week, freezable. It is the fresh type not long life, quite nice too....I thought the bread buns were half price too but till roll is showing buy one get one half price....I will try and get back to check this tomorrow....not sure if they would refund a day later.

kurgon

Is this anything like the genius bread?

luvvlyjubbly

Nothing beats genius...to be honest i have only bought this once before and I thought it was pretty ok...at £1.24 i will buy it, but not when it goes up to full price.

pinkfunkyflares

Yes Genius is genius, even my wheat eating friends are converting, how mad is that?

surfsister

thanks op buying lots of this costing me a fortune!

luvvlyjubbly

pinkfunkyflares wrote: »

Yes Genius is genius, even my wheat eating friends are converting, how mad is that?

At nearly 3 quid for a tiny loaf, utter madness......I buy as an occasional treat ....I stocked up from approved food, they currently have 6 loaves for 99p, out of date and only really good for toast....but i'm wheat intollerant, my sons coeliac and my other son is waiting for his results but blood test showed signs of...its a dear do....and still not sorted out with prescriptions yet as my son also has colitis and has been poorly for months.....thankfully on the mend now, been a nightmare.

blackshoequeen_2

luvvlyjubbly wrote: »

At nearly 3 quid for a tiny loaf, utter madness......I buy as an occasional treat ....I stocked up from approved food, they currently have 6 loaves for 99p, out of date and only really good for toast....but i'm wheat intollerant, my sons coeliac and my other son is waiting for his results but blood test showed signs of...its a dear do....and still not sorted out with prescriptions yet as my son also has colitis and has been poorly for months.....thankfully on the mend now, been a nightmare.

When you get sorted with presciptions I can recommend Juvela Fresh gluten free white bread, available on prescription for Coeliacs. You have to order 8 loaves at a time but it freezes well and lasts for ages. It's a long time since I've had 'normal' bread but from what I remember it tasted like this!!:rotfl:

katthehat

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soolin

I'll go and have a look in M and S today, the problem is though I'll end up buying one of their chocolate and black cherry gluten free cakes as well. :A

I buy Genius bread, but am a little worried as I'm getting very fatigued and achey again, and several people on the various coeliac boards have reported the same. The bread does have some gluten in it but whilst it would not be considered suitable for coeliacs overseas in the uK gluten free can still contain a tiny amount of gluten to qualify, so it might be that. It is gorgeous though and all these new generation breads are so much better than the cardboard stuff we used to get .

lutzi1

You can also get Lifestyle bakery's brown sliced bread on prescription, which I think is really good.It's fresh and they deliver to your door after your GP has ordered it.

pookiejunior

soolin wrote: »

I'll go and have a look in M and S today, the problem is though I'll end up buying one of their chocolate and black cherry gluten free cakes as well. :A

I buy Genius bread, but am a little worried as I'm getting very fatigued and achey again, and several people on the various coeliac boards have reported the same. The bread does have some gluten in it but whilst it would not be considered suitable for coeliacs overseas in the uK gluten free can still contain a tiny amount of gluten to qualify, so it might be that. It is gorgeous though and all these new generation breads are so much better than the cardboard stuff we used to get .

Hi, I wasn't aware of that - I am a coeliac who is very sensitive to even a tiny bit of wheat or gluten and i cannot tolerate alot of stuff that most coeliacs seem to be able to tolerate, I get very anaemic and fatigued

I'll be giving Genius bread a miss from now on then, only ever bought it occasionally anyway.

Thanks for that - and thanks to OP, will have a look at the M&S bread