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.
A few weeks ago I signed up for my first Marathon. It takes place on the 10th of October this year (10/10/10) in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Through research into what more experienced athletes and marathon runners say, I have prepared my own training schedule. This consists of 5 running days, including one long run day,
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As you know I’m all about the cereal and as I’m spending the entire summer in the States, finding great tasting gluten free cereal was at the top of my list! I found on previous visits that there are a number of different gluten free cereals available but as these are produced by specialist companies
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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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For anyone living in or travelling to the UK, here is a list of some of the gluten free cereals sold in the UK: Whole Earth Organic Cornflakes, Maple Frosted Flakes Envirokidz Organic Gorilla Munch, Organic Koala Crisp Doves Farm Organic Chocolate Stars, Organic Cereal Flakes, Organic Cornflakes Bakery on Main Granola (5 fruity, nutty, delicious varieties)
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