Gluten Free

RHemmings

horsechestnut wrote: »

Aldi have a range of gluten free products. It looks like one of their occassional offers. I saw some Lentil pasta amonst other things. (sorry not much help, but I don't need to use gluten free foods, they just caught my eye, because of the red colour.)

Aldi also do corn-based GF pasta, and organic Buckwheat pasta as well. As well as a lot of loaves, buns, etc. There is an Aldi in Stirling.

mickeymouse303

Asda have a great "Free From" range which isn't too expensive

Lance_De_Boils

A friend of mine has coeliac and he is very impressed with m&s gluten free range.

For eating out he likes Carluccios, Wahaca, Prezzo and GBK when he needs a dirty burger.

Oh how he rejoiced when he discovered that Peroni do gluten free.

robinwales

I have found TESCO better recently for this sort of thing. Their 'free from' range is pretty good. Noit sure if they have changed their product range recently, but they do seem better than they used to be. Try health food stores too.

DCFC79

Lance_De_Boils wrote: »

A friend of mine has coeliac and he is very impressed with m&s gluten free range.

For eating out he likes Carluccios, Wahaca, Prezzo and GBK when he needs a dirty burger.

Oh how he rejoiced when he discovered that Peroni do gluten free.

Estrella do a Gluten Free beer called Estrella Daura.

Sainsburys and I suspect the other supermarkets stock a Gluten Free beer/pilsner.

Tilda rice do at least 1 or maybe more packets of rice that are Gluten Free.

Tigs33_2

I am just trying some of the products from Manna Vida, they can be found in Ocado, Amazon, Yumbles and they have their own online store, so far I have tried the Focaccia and Tea Bread, both are excellent and you wouldn't know they are Gluten free, very easy to make with no kneading necessary, they also provide the baking trays in the kits