Where can I buy gluten-free tagliatelle?

jenny-wren

Not money-saving but ....

I'm trying to find gluten-free tagliatelle in shops around Belfast to no avail. All the big supermarkets stock gluten-free pasta but not tagliatelle.

Does anyone know where I can find some within easy reach of Belfast?

Thanks.

darwin-rover

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Le-Veneziane-Gluten-Free-Tagliatelle/dp/B004SBMFN2/ref=sr_1_2?s=grocery&ie=UTF8&qid=1344185154&sr=1-2

Amazon have a big gluten free section

jenny-wren

I don't want to have to order pasta online, I'd much rather buy it in a shop when I need it (as it's not even for me, it's for my Dad).

muckypupz123

Have you tried Natures way at Ballyhack? I live in there they seem to stock most things!

jeffer

Forgive me, but you do realise that tagliatelle is just one of about 100 different forms of pasta, don't you?

They may look different but are all made from the same ingredients before being crafted into the vatious different shapes.:)

jenny-wren

jeffer wrote: »

Forgive me, but you do realise that tagliatelle is just one of about 100 different forms of pasta, don't you?

They may look different but are all made from the same ingredients before being crafted into the vatious different shapes.:)

Really? I would never have known.

Like my original post said, I'm looking for tagliatelle, not spaghetti, fusilli, tortellini, rigatoni, farfalle, fettuccine or any other shape of pasta.

It's for my father who I will be visiting shortly who is unable to trail around shops looking for his favourite shape of pasta as he has limited mobility following recent spinal surgery. Given the state that some parcels arrive in, ordering fragile tagliatelle online is a last resort.

I can see his face now (as I promised to do my best to find him gluten-free tagliatelle) when I turn up with a bag of conchiglie.

Ex-Spendaholic

Daft question but is it not available via the prescription service that Coeliacs can avail of?

Golden_Anemone

Here's a recipe to make your own gluten free pasta which you can cut into strips for tagliatelle.

jenny-wren

Ex-Spendaholic wrote: »

Daft question but is it not available via the prescription service that Coeliacs can avail of?

He doesn't live in Northern Ireland!

jeffer

jenny-wren wrote: »

It's for my father who I will be visiting shortly who is unable to trail around shops looking for his favourite shape of pasta as he has limited mobility following recent spinal surgery. I can see his face now (as I promised to do my best to find him gluten-free tagliatelle) when I turn up with a bag of conchiglie.

Depends what he wants to use it for.

Maybe he would be more prepared to try something similar than you imagine (but no, not the one you have suggested).

jeffer

jenny-wren wrote: »

He doesn't live in Northern Ireland!

I would think the same would be available in the rest of the UK - free on Rx if he's in Scotland/Wales and in England if he's ever 65.