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Keep Your City Break Gluten Free

  Planning a city break or a long weekend somewhere new? Gluten free travelling to a location you haven’t yet explored can be stressful if you’re aren’t ready for it. Where will I eat? What will I eat? What if I get sick? What if I don’t speak the language? I’ve been on many gluten
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Amaranth, Gluten Free

Amaranth is an exciting gluten free grain that I had been hearing about for a while but only very recently did I manage to get my hands on some. Since posting on Twitter and my Facebook page about this new discovery I’ve had a lot of questions. It appears that many of us in the
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Gluten Free Bakery On Main

I haven’t been eating oats much in the last two years. Whilst certified gluten free oats are meant to be safe for celiacs, I decided to keep oats from my diet until I was feeling 100% better. That way it would be obvious if I am one of the celiacs who aren’t able to tolerate
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Post Pebbles Gluten Free

Yabadabadoo!!!! The Flintstones don’t like gluten either. Post is following in the footsteps of General Mills, making the decision to re brand one of their top cereals as gluten free! Five different varieties of  Chex have filled the shelves of many a gluten free household for a while but they now have a prehistoric companion…

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Polenta for Breakfast

I have been struggling to find gluten free cereal in Buenos Aires and when I came across something called Polenta in the supermarket, it looked like something that could make for a possible porridge substitute.

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Gluten Free NYC

New York City was the first stop on my first big travelling adventure since being diagnosed. I came prepared with ‘just in case’ gluten free treats from home but I was in Manhattan and I wanted to see what fabulous gluten free delights this city had to offer. Despite being in the big apple, I
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Gluten Free Norway

Our rally took us through the entirety of Norway and what an amazingly beautiful country it is. We spent nights in Oslo, Trondheim, Fauske, Tromso and Nordkapp. OSLO – As tended to be the norm on this rally, it was almost 9pm by the time we made it into the city to look for somewhere to eat. We saw
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Hostel Stadion – Helsinki

This hostel provides breakfast for customers but not free of charge. They responded within 20 minutes of my emailing! More evidence of efficient Scandinavians! Hi! We have also gluten free products for breakfast. If you think you like to have it, please inform the reception upon arrival. kind regards, STADION HOSTEL At 6 Euros per
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Haraldsheim – Oslo

This hostel offers free breakfast to all customers. Again, I received a response to my inquiry within a few minutes… Hello, we have gluten-free bread, just ask the kitchen staff during the breakfast Med vennlig hilsen/Best regards Oslo Vandrerhjem Haraldsheim Sounds good…I wasn’t expecting this to be honest. Hopefully they will have something I can
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Intersail – Amsterdam

This hostel offers free breakfast for all customers. I received a response to my email from this hostel within 5 minutes…very impressive! Dear Laura, To be honest i’m not entirely sure if we have anything gluten free. Our breakfast exsists out of : -brown and white bread -hot buns -boiled egg -peanutbutter, chocolate spread, chocolate sprinkels, jam,
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