johnmc
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bluespana said:
Is there gluten free beer? Seriously? Will they have it in most boozers?
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Wheat Allergy
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Is there gluten free beer? Seriously? Will they have it in most boozers?
MCFC BOB
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My mum has this problem. Her bread,feels and tastes like rubber.
bluespana
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There is GF beer...but not usually found in boozers. You'll have to switch to vodka or Sprite.johnmc said:bluespana said:Yes, sadly, is the answer but they have gluten free alternatives. You'll discover food shopping is a whole new adventure. The good news: There's more choice in Britain every day. I know all about the Brad Pitts. Never liked him as an actor really.
Is there gluten free beer? Seriously? Will they have it in most boozers?
johnmc
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bluespana said:There is GF beer...but not usually found in boozers. You'll have to switch to vodka or Sprite.johnmc said:Is there gluten free beer? Seriously? Will they have it in most boozers?
Oh man!!! I don't like vodka!!
Your a star though mate - thankd for your help
leithblue
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before I forget, there's a really high proportion of coeliacs in parts of Scandinavia and especially Finland, so if you go there, not only is everything in English, but all the menus mark out what's wheat and gluten free.
And there is a chippy in Urmston (can't remember the name but its won awards so ask a local) that do wheat and gluten free batter (they have a seperate fryer) as well as the standard stuff. Its even got tables out the back, we've had the whole backroom for the wife's birthday when we lived down south as she was desperate for a fish supper
And there is a chippy in Urmston (can't remember the name but its won awards so ask a local) that do wheat and gluten free batter (they have a seperate fryer) as well as the standard stuff. Its even got tables out the back, we've had the whole backroom for the wife's birthday when we lived down south as she was desperate for a fish supper
bluespana
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leithblue said:before I forget, there's a really high proportion of coeliacs in parts of Scandinavia and especially Finland, so if you go there, not only is everything in English, but all the menus mark out what's wheat and gluten free.
And there is a chippy in Urmston (can't remember the name but its won awards so ask a local) that do wheat and gluten free batter (they have a seperate fryer) as well as the standard stuff. Its even got tables out the back, we've had the whole backroom for the wife's birthday when we lived down south as she was desperate for a fish supper
CHeers for the info. There's a pizza place in Glossop that does gluten free and it's quite good. In London i couldn't find any pizza places with GF bases.
I was told I had coeliac condition about 15 years back,which I have passed on to my Daughter. Its not as bad as it used to be food wise & eating out is a lot easier, its a lot more recognised now. PM me if you have any questions.