Gluten free blog.
Edinburgh is stacked with gluten free options these days, but there's something extra special about the places where you don't have to ask a single question - no "can the kitchen do a gluten free version," no double checking the fryer, nothing. These are the spots that are 100% gluten free.
Read MoreThe ultimate guide to gluten free Edinburgh, completely up to date, features gluten free and vegan options for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Read MoreAre you looking for gluten free street food at the fringe, here’s the ultimate guide.
Read More48 Hours of Gluten Free Eating and Sightseeing in Edinburgh updated February 2022.
Read MoreHave you spotted something amazing online or on Instagram, traipsed to that place, ordered from that place only to find they have a shared fryer, read this guide to avoid wasting your time.
Read MorePutting beer in churros really gives them some extra pizzazz, this light, fluffy dough will keep you coming back for more.
Read MoreThese delicious and golden gluten free courgette and feta fritters are easy to make and hold together - what an absolute treat. Serve with a poachy, some yoghurt and sweet chili sauce.
Read MoreThese tiny little cups of gluten free lemon meringue joy are sure to brighten any day.
Read MoreMy summer guide to eating dinner as a coeliac, gluten free in London.
Read MoreIf you’re looking for some quick, simple and delicious gluten free party snacks, look no further than this recipe.
Read MoreSumptuous white chocolate berry cheesecake featuring 100% gluten free Nairns biscuits - Oaties. Make it interest with a raspberry swirl and pop it into a loaf tin for a little bit of extra pizzazz.
Read MoreMy short guide to eating as a coeliac, gluten free in Paris, including some of the most incredible pastry and pizza I have ever tried.
Read MoreWith this gluten free city guide for Lisbon, you should be hurtling about the city with a good amount of options available to you, living your life gluten free whilst eating pastries and supping on green wine.
Read MoreMy short guide to eating as a coeliac, gluten free in Sydney, mostly just brunch. I LOVE brunch.
Read MoreI was very pleasantly surprised to see French bistro Café Rouge offering an absolutely huge selection of gluten free desserts, and coffee to go with them, as well as a selection of tasty soft drinks if you’re not a fan of coffee (this seems alien to me but apparently is a thing).
Read MoreThere is a large selection of gluten free main meals at French restaurant - Cafe Rouge. A selection of responsibly sourced seafood, a vegan Moroccan tagine (which is delish), some chicken dishes as well as the possibility of getting a gluten free bun for a burger!
Read MoreLondon has got to be one of the best cities for eating gluten free and over the years I have built up a collection of some of my favourite restaurants. Here is my list of the best gluten free restaurants in London.
Read MoreHands up if you love New York or have always wanted to go! Keep them up if you thought it’d be easy to eat coeliac safe gluten free food.. It’s not.. If you’re heading over there or even if you live there have a peruse of my short guide to check out some of the gluten free food that I ate in both Brooklyn and Manhattan.
Read MoreOnce you pop you can't stop with this delicious banana bread! You wouldn't know it was vegan or gluten free and it's very simple to make!
Read MorePancakes are the perfect breakfast and brunch food, and these gluten/dairy free ones are incredibly easy to make and incredible delicious!
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