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| Re Wheatfree = Gluten Free IBS
| Posted by stacee
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Hi,
I feel for you guys I really do! I am 25 and have endomoetriois, polysystic ovaries, IBs and am waiting for the results on celiacs. It is so depressing, that I am eating all the wrong foods have only stopped training 3 weeks ago and gained 3 kilos.
I can't eat anything! Not even apples and it doesn't seem like there is much help ouit there on a a diet for all of the above. I say we all chip in and come up with one!
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| Re UK Gluten Free Beer
| Posted by Simon Jones
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I found hambleton ales gluten free ale in ASDA (UK). There is a list of stores on the website.
http//www.hambletonales.co.uk
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| Re Gluten-Free oat products
| Posted by Jennifer Jarrell
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I just ran into this thread a few minutes ago. Has this product been fully developed? Is it available to the public? I am a home baker that bakes wheat free dairy free foods. Please send me an e-mail with an update on the product.
Thanks,
Jennifer Jarrell
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| Re Gluten-Free oat products
| Posted by Kathy Gray
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I am also interested in purchasing your gluten free oats when they're available.
Kathy Gray
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| Re Gluten-Free oat products
| Posted by sandy Klein
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Me too. I'm in Toronto. Thanks,
Sandy
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| Re UK Gluten Free Beer
| Posted by Andrew
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Good news for Australian Coeliacs.
As of yesterday O'Brien Brewing's gluten free Pale Ale has become available, the first one made in Australia. Can be ordered over the internet on www.gfbeer.com.au.
Cheers, Andrew.
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| Re UK Gluten Free Beer
| Posted by graham whitaker
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please send me details of your gluten free beers.
pack sizes , cost plus delivery
thanks
Graham
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| Re Gluten-Free oat products
| Posted by Jill Smith
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You may want to check out www.glutenfreeoats.com . These oats have been certified gluten free ( testing below 3 ppm) by the Univ. of Nebraska's FARRP.org. The oats will not be available until after January 1, 2006 because the processing facility is still being built. If you have any questions you can e-mail the company through their web site.
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| Re UK Gluten Free Beer
| Posted by Stu
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Hello to you all. There is another that is brewed in the UK. This is Nick Stafford's Hambledon Ales. I prefer it to Greens as it is a lower gravity (4.2\%) and bigger 500ml bottles.
Anyone out there know where I can buy Gluten-free Suet please?
Best wishes.
Stu
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| Re UK Gluten Free Suet
| Posted by Peter
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A traditional butcher who handles the complete meat carcass will be cutting off the suet and disposing of it.
I buy a large lump, cut it into cubes and then freeze it until required ( not too long)
Peter
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| GLUTEN FREE OATMEAL
| Posted by Jen
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I love oatmeal! Here's a website where you can buy gluten free oatmeal
http//www.glutenfreeoats.com/products.aspx
Enjoy!
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| Re Gluten-Free oat products
| Posted by Janis Chubb
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I would like to purchase some gluten free oats as well (Burlington Ontario), any idea where I can do this?
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| Re UK Gluten Free Beer
| Posted by Hud
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Will someone please please tell me where I can buy GF beer in the USA. I'm going nuts trying to find it since I became a Celiac freak.
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| Re UK Gluten Free Beer
| Posted by Emily Print
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Tasting notes from CAMRA Chesterfield gluten free beer festival 2006 are available.
http://www.glutenfreebeerfestival.com/available/available.html
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| gfcf vegetarian diet only name the ingredients
| Posted by rajagopal
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I am a father of an autistic son and I want to know about the list of diet that we can give him.
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| Re UK Gluten Free Beer
| Posted by Mark
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There is now one source for information about all gluten free beer - worldwide -
www.glutenfreebeerfestival.com
As it is completely independent from any brewer, truly international, gets a tasting panel for every GF beer tested, and is run "for-the-love-of-it" by coeliacs, it is giving all the info you need all in one place.
There is a gluten free beer festival held yearly, and next year brewers from around the world are turning up with casks of their brews. Apparently many more new brews to come, a new lager to be widely available in the UK, and anohter in the US. Details are going to be posted at www.glutenfreebeerfestival.com
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| Re UK Gluten Free Beer
| Posted by Ramesh Patel
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I have just received a Gluten free list from ASDA supermarket. It contains One beer product - Lager French 2.8 \% (10 x 25cl ) . I have yet to try , please check it out!
site - www.asda.co.uk (Healthy living section)
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| Re gluten free vitamins,herbs, supple
| Posted by Katie
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Does anyone know where I can find a list, (or if you know any in specifis) that can tell me the vitamins that I can or cannot take due to gluten intolerance?
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| Re UK Gluten Free Beer
| Posted by Pam
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Hambleton Ales also brew a glutin free beer (they are in North Yorkshire) and they have a web site with shops who sell their products these includes some Asda and Tescos.
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| Gluten free and casein free diet for autistic child
| Posted by Emily Print
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Please see
http://coeliac.info/suppboard/viewtopic.php?t=91
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| New Message Board
| Posted by Emily Print
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Rajagopal, please see
http://coeliac.info/suppboard/viewtopic.php?t=91
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| Re UK Gluten Free Beer
| Posted by Emily Print
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The French lager on ASDA GF list is a mistake- Coeliac UK say no ordinary beer is safe for coeliacs, only the special GF ones.
Stick to the GF beers (as named on CAMRA Chesterfield GF beer festival web site).
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| Gluten free diet after CD diagnosis
| Posted by Emily Print
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Brenda, if you are in UK join Coeliac UK ( Coeliac Society) -membership is free to all diagnosed coeliacs in UK- and look/post on the gluten free messageboard .
http://www.coeliac.co.uk/
http://members2.boardhost.com/glutenfree/
If you are outside UK join your local Coeliac Society as you will need help in staying strictly gluten free.
In EU now all ingredients on processed food & drink have to be stated- which helps people with CD.
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| Re UK Gluten Free Beer
| Posted by Paul
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Greens ale tastes like stale dishwater to me!
However many coeliacs report being able to tolerate certain lagers, depending on quantity. Corona is often mentioned as OK, and I find I can tolerate it. Brahma is ok for me personally as long as no more than 4 bottles, Cobra Ok in 1 or 2 bottle quantities.
The absolute no-no is any beer containing wheat, since most of us seem to have a higher intolerence to wheat gluten. Therefore wheat or white beers are toxic! Also they are cloudy from deliberate wheat content!
It is a matter of debate of course as to whether we should risk low levels of gluten at all - and whether we can get away with some glutens better than others, e.g. oats rather than wheat. Research indicates we vary in this regard with some coiliacs able to tolerate oats and spelt, others having problems with even the rice varient of gluten (rice starch). I seem to be able to tolerate small amounts of barley gluten in beer and oat gluten in one particular "oat" ale. In food the levels are too high and make me ill. I guess its a careful try it and see, but please dont make yourselves ill on my suggestions!
I will not pretend to be an expert on this one or give medical advice, but perhaps the above will be of help to some people!
Incidentally in regard to Whisky - having done some research and corresponded with some experts including distillers the following might be helpful
Scottish whisky is either single malt or blended.
Blended whisky tends to contain wheat.
Blended whisky is more likely to have residual impurity, including wheat gluten.
Single malt contains only barley as a source and is always at least double distilled. Some are triple distilled (mainly low land).
In theory blended whisky is risky, single malt should be OK, and Laphroig in particular are adament their product is gluten free.
This only applies to Scottish Whisky, I have no info regarding Irish or US/Canadian
As a whisky buff and enthusiast, I have noticed blended makes me ill, single malt just makes me happy! So the information I gathered seems to be pretty accurate.
Regards
Prof Paul Morgan-Ayres
Consultant Therapist
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| Re Gluten Free dining
| Posted by Nadja Clifford
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Where do you buy alert cards?
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| Re UK Gluten Free Beer
| Posted by Jeff Bowman
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I have celiac. I can not drink beer no more. Is there any glutin free beer in the area of Kentucky or Tennessee (United States).
Thanks
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| Re UK Gluten Free Beer
| Posted by Jeff Bowman
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As I mentioned before - I have celiac. However I can make me a mixed drink of Barcardi Limon rum(one shot), Zima XXX(one bottle) and a diet sprite(half glass) and it does not affect me. Plus this is a great summer time drink!
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| Re UK Gluten Free Beer
| Posted by Dave
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Hello,
I am from the U.S. and would like to know if I am able to purchase this Gluten free beer here in the states or if I am able to buy and have it shipped here.
Thank You,
Dave Arnott
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| vegetarian and gluten free
| Posted by sarah
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I have just been diagnosed with having Coeliacs. The idea of cutting out so much food that i love was bad enough, but thing is that Im also vegearian, as i have been since i was 10 (am 18 now). This isnt going to leave me with much choice. Any suggestions?
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| vegetarian and gluten free
| Posted by Peter
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You must make sure that you get plenty of variety in your diet, and you don't eat the same things all the time.
I hope that you have learn't how to cook - because you will have to learn in order to get plenty of variety.
I hope also that you eat fish, eggs and dairy produce, otherwise you will have to think very carefully about keeping to the vegetarian aspect of your diet.
You can make a wide variety of meals from fresh vegetables, fresh fruit, rice, potato, sweetcorn / maize, sweet potato. Go out into the food supermarket and look at the range of fresh produce on the shelves.
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| Re UK Gluten Free Beer
| Posted by ann pinnegar
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my name is margaret pinnegar i am a coeliac iwould like to find out where to get gluten free beer from i have been to my local co op but they did not have any they might have some in this weekend please could you help me thank you
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| Re UK Gluten Free Beer
| Posted by forrest
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i have had celiacs disease for over 35 years and am interested in a gluten free beer. i have heard that a beer named sappora from japan is a rice beer, have you heard of this ? i live in roanoke virginia,usa and have looked at all the major food chains and cannot find any gluten free beers. any help would be greatly appreciated
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| Re Gluten-Free oat products
| Posted by Susan Young
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I am also hunting for gluten free oats in Ottawa or Kingston or Perth.
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| Re UK Gluten Free Beer
| Posted by Chris Atkinson
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Nigerian Guinness now available at Tesco.
If you've never tried this, then worth a try. I've been registered coelic for the last 4 years, and have become quite partial to this. As it's brewed from sorghun instead of wheat, and has a sufficiently low gluten content my dietician has confirmed it is ok to drink.
I actually prefer the roasted taste to that of Irish Guinness...
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| Re UK Gluten Free Beer
| Posted by john
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does anyone know of retailers who stock gf beer in inner London? thanks
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| Re Gluten-Free oat products
| Posted by Beth Armour
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Hi Susan
We have tow stores in Ottawa that carry our pure oats, not allowed to call them gluten-free in Canada
Rainbow Natural Foods
Britannia Plaza
1487 Richmond at Carling
and
Natural Food Pantry
Billings Bridge Plaza
2277 Riverside Drive
Ottawa, Ontario
both have recenlty ordered a large order.
If you need any more information let me know.
Beth
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| Re UK Gluten Free Beer
| Posted by Ben Cowell
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Hi all,
Next week if all goes according to plan the above site will go live. If you would like to be kept up to date with our beer and its schedule for delivery, can I sugest that when it asks for your e-mail address, you fill it in. Then we may be able to make some special offers (no promises)! We have at present 30,000 litres in the cold room, so we hope to have some samples sometime in October!
Cheers
Ben Cowell
www.bcsglutenfree.com
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| Re UK Gluten Free Beer
| Posted by Ben Cowell
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Hi all,
Next week if all goes according to plan the above site will go live. If you would like to be kept up to date with our beer and its schedule for delivery, can I sugest that when it asks for your e-mail address, you fill it in. Then we may be able to make some special offers (no promises)! We have at present 30,000 litres in the cold room, so we hope to have some samples sometime in October!
Cheers
Ben Cowell
www.bcsglutenfree.com
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| Re UK Gluten Free Beer
| Posted by Ben Cowell
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Hi All
Further to my last mail, I think Sept 2006
Well we have achieved our aim, a gluten free pilsner beer! Our brewery team and lab have done the biz! As I explained when I first posted our target, our aim was to create a gluten free pilsner beer. Well, it’s beyond all my dreams. Though we have done our own lab checks, I'm waiting for two UK labs to confirm the results (GF). Our first tasting with a CAMRA judge has confirmed our flavour etc, but until all the i s are dotted we will not go public, but it tastes great, and though I wanted a beer, until I tasted it I would not have believed it! We have produced over 10k 33cl bottles. We shall be doing further tastings, and then we shall the be offering the results of out first mash at cost & shipping. We cannot ‘sell’ it as we have not defined our shelf life, but it’s anticipated as over 6 months. All I can add is that the guys at the brewery and lab have done me proud! To quote the taster
Overall impression much closer than before to a standard pilsner-clone
lager, i.e. it tastes like beer. Can still tell it's not made with barley,
but it's a lot less obvious. Definitely miles ahead of any other gluten-free
beer I've tasted so far.
So not bad, maybe we can improve it, but as my friend who had not (been able to digest a beer for 8 years said after the 3rd bottle, 'this is liquid heaven'!
Log into our new site & leave your details (if you want to) and we’ll keep you updated on our progress I anticipate an early December for limited deliveries.
Cheers
Ben Cowell
www.bcsglutenfree.com
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| Gluten free suet
| Posted by John Chapman
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My grandson who suffers with coeliac disease is visiting us at Christmas. Can anybody please help my wife souce Gluten Free Suet.
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| Re UK Gluten Free Beer
| Posted by Ricardo Garcia
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WE STOCK THE GREEN'S RANGE OF GLUTEN FREE BEERS
97 WHITTON ROAD
TWICKENHAM
MIDDLESEX
TW1 1BZ
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| Re gluten free chappatti flour
| Posted by edie
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pelase can you tell which is wheat free so i can make some chappatis and a flour for making sponge cakes thanks edie
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| Re gluten free chappatti flour
| Posted by Peter
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Note that flour sold as chapati flour or chappatti flour is a fine wheat flour.
It is not gluten-free.
Use a mix of gram flour, rice flour and maize flour instead.
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| Re: GLUTEN FREE DIETS
| Posted by LYNNE LEWIS
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I have. been doing coeliac diet for my husband for 24 years now . at first very hard to get to grips with but if you stick to fresh food eg meat fish veg it not so bad there are more items in supermarkets now curry mixes pasta
sauces available I have flour and pizza bases on perscription plus pasta this helps . going out is diffuclt my husband dosent like to make a fuss so he sticks to steak or somthing plain if we go away i take packets of crackers home made bread rice cakes anthing that i get im handbag . we seem to ok but always looking for something different.my husband is healthy and never misses work but doesent eat the canteen food as they dont do awide variety of food .the coeliac society help with the food directory and monthly mag with recipes and advice
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| Re: gluten free vitamins,herbs, supple
| Posted by Marty Hemmann
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Did you get information on cellulose in vitamins, etc?
I want to takethe Country Life vitamins, but it lists cellulose, with no more detail as to type.
I am just now learning about being "gluten free" and any information would be appreciated.
Thanks
Marty Hemmann
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| Re: gluten free vitamins,herbs, supple
| Posted by Peter
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Food grade cellulose is made from a wide variety of plant material, but mostly from wood pulp.
Some companies do provide information on the source of the cellulose used in their products, but often no information is given.
There is no risk of gluten in cellulose from wood pulp, seaweed, or fungal culture.
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| Re: UK Gluten free suet
| Posted by Janet Baldock
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Have you found where we can buy gluten free suet?
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| gluten free batter
| Posted by james
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how do you make gluten free batter for fish and chips as i usually use beer but thats obviously not gluten free!!
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| Re: UK Gluten Free Beer
| Posted by Peter
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Ben sent me a sample of his Gluten-free Pilsner Beer.
I thought that we would test it at our club party with regular beer drinkers who consider themselves to be a good judge of a pint. They were told that it was a bottled pilsner beer, but no more about it.
The verdict was extremely favourable, with the majority considering it to have an excellent flavour.
The testers didn't know it was a GF beer, so this is definitely not a second rate substitute. It is a good beer in its own right.
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| Re: UK Gluten Free Beer
| Posted by mrs keelie dale
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what supermakets can i buy gf alcoholic drinks from e.g. larger,alcoh pops thanks
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| gluten free crisps
| Posted by kerry
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can anyone help me,does anyone know what crisps are gluten free? as my son has to take a packet to school.thank you.
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| Re: UK Gluten Free Beer
| Posted by JUAN HERNANDEZ
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how does uk gluten free beer compare to us gluten free beer?
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| Re: UK Gluten Free Beer
| Posted by donna stevenson
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Can gf beer be purchased in the states?
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| Re: gluten free vitamins,herbs, supple
| Posted by nichola woods
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hi
i have recently started to take st johns wort (boots brand) and was wondering if they are gluten free? the pharmacist was really unsure.
are there any lists of vitamins and suppliments that are gluten free that you know of? thanks x
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| Re: gluten free vitamins,herbs, supple
| Posted by Peter
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The tincture of St Johns Wort will be gluten-free.
There are no details of whether gluten may have been added as a filler to tablet form.
Note that anyone with allergy problems should seek advice from their doctor before taking this. In my opinion anyone needing a gluten-free diet should seek this advice.
St Johns Wort can cause sensitivity to sunlight and skin rash as well as interacting with other medicines.
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| Re: Gluten Free dining
| Posted by s pike
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I am traveling to Toronto and would like to fine some good places to eat and drink beer. The downtown area by the convention center.
Thanks,
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| Re: Gluten-Free oat products
| Posted by Sarah
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I have been diagnoised jan 06 but i am still suffering, with running tummy and pain evry day i have been of work for nearley a year june.
i was very anemic and had total villi atrophy.
i am exprance leg and arm pain is any body else and extreme tiredness
is any body else
also my daughter has been dianginosed as well
some help would be great
And i undersrtood you should never go back to any normal food as if the stomche dosent repair if it ever dose it can lead to cancer
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| Re: Gluten-Free for life
| Posted by Peter
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If you are still experiencing severe symptoms after 12 weeks you need to go back to your doctor and seek further advice.
The villi should be recovering by now on a totally gluten-free diet.
Check your diet very carefully to make sure that you are not eating anything that may contain gluten.
In a small proportion of people with the coeliac condition, soya will also cause problems - this is well documented in the medical literature.
In an even smaller proportion of people any finely refined flour will cause problems. i.e whole grain rice is fine for them, but a fine rice flour made into bread causes them problems (leaky gut syndrome)
Any irritation to the gut increases the risk of cancer, but anything that you do to decrease that irritation reduces the risk of cancer again. The gut will heal itself, but it will still react to the substance that irritated it in the first place.
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| gluten free batter
| Posted by Kate
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I use soda water instead of the beer.
Kate
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| Re: UK Gluten Free Beer
| Posted by Ben Cowell
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STOP PRESS
At the very last moment after 6 months (and three years of planning) our brewing partners who have been finding reasons for not signing their side of the contract have after providing many reasons, replied with the following:
‘(we) don't have capability for commercial production of Gluten Free Beer’
So there you have it! It will now not hit the shelves this summer and I'm gutted, but we are in discussions with other brewers and we will launch as soon as we can, I promise you. I'll update all those people who have signed up from our site. I'm sorry to disappoint you, but it was 'out of our hands', that decision!
Cheers
Ben Cowell
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| gluten free batter
| Posted by Annie Davis
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Please help me with this batter ,I have been making this batter for many years but now as I must have gluten free I just can not get it right. Please Help !!!
kind regards
Annie
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| Re: gluten free chappatti flour
| Posted by alina sheikh
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Hi
Buckwheat flour is part of the rhubard family and has no no natural wheat, but in process can be contaminated, therefore you need to buy gluten free buckwheat flour. Mix buckwheat flour with gluten free white flour and mix with milk, but leave it quite thick. it should taste alot like chapatti.
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| gluten free
| Posted by Mirie Jordaan
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I would like to have some gluten free receipes aswell as a gluten free diet.
Can you help?
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You will find hundreds of tried and tested gluten-free recipes at this location:
http://www.peter-thomson.co.uk/glutenfree/index.html
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| Re: UK Gluten Free Beer
| Posted by gail beausoleil
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you can buy gluten free beer -at- whole food markets in the u.s. it is made from sorgum.. not bad..I am also cecliac's..what kind of alcohol can I drink..does any one know..thanks gail
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| Re: Gluten Free dining
| Posted by Laura Leadbetter
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Hi
Just browsing this site, can you tell me where I can obtain dietary cards please.
Would you think they would be delivered by Monday if I ordered.
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| Re: Gluten-Free oat products
| Posted by Jurin
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I am looking for gluten free oats either in Hong Kong or Singapore. Anybody know where to find them?
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| Gluten Free Sausage
| Posted by Joanna
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I live in Hertfordshire and we have just discovered a very pleasant butchers who produces organic gluten free sausage which are excellent. He freezes them separately so they are easy to use. We also asked him about cross contamination and he was happy to re-assure us that the gluten free sausage is always made first and the machine is thoroughly cleaned prior to the process being commenced
The Butcher is
JTB
Sandridgebury Farm
Sandridgebury Lane
St Albans
AL3 6JB
01727 852152
Thought it was worth passing on
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| Re: UK Gluten Free Beer
| Posted by Ben Cowell
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Hi all those who were looking forward to a gluten free pilsner beer, & boy did!
I have a new one coming in the spring. I’m sorry about the delay, it was out of my control! I have a new site which you reach via my own page: ben -at- beecee.org.
Cheers till next year (yes it almost that time)!
Cheers
Ben Cowell
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| Cider & Gluten Free Beer
| Posted by Sheona
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Hi Karen,
Both of the following companies produce gluten free beer:
www.glutenfreebeers.co.uk
www.stpetersbrewery.co.uk
Suggest that you/your son contact them directly and ask them for the names and addresses of London pubs supplied by them - that way your son can visit those pubs and enjoy a gluten free beer!
There are lots of gluten free options in Copenhagen - and in this case would suggest that you visit http://www.coeliaki.dk (Danish Coeliac Society). You might like to contact them directly and ask for details of restaurants/cafes/bars/products available etc.
Hope that your son has a great time in the UK and Denmark.
Sheona (www.drossa.co.uk
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| gluten free crisps
| Posted by mobo
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The only crisps I know of that say they are suitable for coeliacs are Walkers Salt & Shake. Ingredients: Potatoes, sunflower oil (35\%). Salt (in sachet
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| Re: UK Gluten free suet
| Posted by Sue Aplin
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I dont know how long ago this message was posted but just found gluten free suet in Marks and Spencers in Swindon. June 2008
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| Re: Gluten Free dining
| Posted by tracy gates
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ide like to find out where i could purchase diatry cards please pontefract area
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| Re: UK Gluten Free Beer
| Posted by Philip Le Roux
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So far the "Against the Grain" beer is the only gluten-free beer I have found that actually tastes like a beer. I do hope and pray they will after this cautious and successful testing of the market, bring out more GF beers into general circulation.
All the rest so far have been revoltingly sickly sweet. Like drinking rendered down treacle with an alcohol content off the scale, and to thoroughly add insult to injury extortionately priced .
My partner blinked when she saw me tip a pint of one of them away, asking "who are you and what have you done with my boyfriend" sort of thing.
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| gluten free crisps
| Posted by colin
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hi if you look on walkers crisps you will see suitable for coeilacs on most of them also pom-bear snack are gluten free
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| gluten free crisps
| Posted by Sheona
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Hi Kerry,
Rice Bites, manufactured by Wide Faith Foods of Thailand
Rice Bites (registered with the UK Coeliac Society and licensed to depict the Cross Grain symbol on their packaging) are GF. Baked, not fried. Transfat free. Cholesterol free. Low in fat. Six flavours.
If you'd like further information please e-mail me directly.
Best wishes.
Sheona (Drossa
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| Re UK Gluten Free Beer (Re - USA queries
| Posted by matt clark
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Hi to the people asking about GF beer in the USA.
I was recently there visiting friends and found 3 beers (fairly) available.
One was out of stock in the (independent) shop i was in, but there was a great one called "Redbridge" - it's brewed by Anheuser Busch. Pretty damn tasty. This one was also available in Price Chopper.
There was another which I can't remember the name, it was a black label with a gold bat-like shape on it. I didn't like it as much, so thats probably why I don't remember the name. Go for Redbridge!
I was impressed by the availability and PRICE ($7.99 for 6 bottles) in the states (this was NY, upstate). I recommend try all your local liqour stores, you might be surprised what you find if you've not looked before.
A selection of beer is also available in Risottoria (including big bottles of Greens), a pizza place on Bleecker Street in NYC - yes the pizzas are also gluten free and awesome, and they also have pie, brownies, cake and bread sticks. Go. Now. (they have a website, i think...)
Good luck.
Matt
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| gluten free batter
| Posted by Aad Merceij
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http://www.glu2go.co.uk/
On this website you 'll find all adresses where you can buy this batter
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| gluten free flours/chapattis
| Posted by fozi
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I notice i can use a lot of different flour alternatives and there are many manufacturers. Just a couple of questions which i would appreciate advice with.
1) Do i need to be careful about brands of these flour and are some manufacturers more likely to be contamination free. I bought various flours to do baking and now am not sure re milling process/contamination. Is this really an issue with rice flour, millet flour etc or should they be ok. im particularly thinking about asian foods and even things like rice noodles produced by companies who also produce wheat noodles. If any one has trused brands i would appreciate your comments.
2) Being a new coeliac, with a south asian diet, im not sure what to make chapattis/roti with, i read e using millet , juwar flour, anyone with any good recipes please help! Thanks v much
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| gluten free flours/chapattis
| Posted by Stephanie
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You should try the chia seed flour from nuchiafoods.com. It is certified gluten-free and is made in a facility that only produces gluten-free products. You can order online for only $6.89 for a 22oz bag. It can replace traditional wheat flour 1:1. Good luck
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| gluten free bread
| Posted by Noel
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I read your e-mail about the gluten free breads not tasting like the breads you were used to. I am on a gluten free diet and have been for many years. I know what you mean about the difference in the taste. The best bread that I have found is Sami's bakery millet and flax seed bread. They also make wraps, hamburger buns, hot dog buns, and pizza crust. Hopefully that will help if you have not already tried it yet.
Noel
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| Gluten Free Fish and Chips
| Posted by Ian Mead
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Hi
I have recently returned from a few days in Dorset and would strongly recommend Alf's Fish & Chip shop at 2 Lynch Road Weymouth 01305 783342 where I had cod and chips cooked in the chip oil, so no possibility of contamination. Absolutely marvellous. Mostly take-away but Alf has two tables for anyone eating in the shop
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| Gluten Free Fish and Chips
| Posted by maybe
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You can buy wonderful gluten free fish and chips in Hawes.North Yorkshire . Also cooked in separate fryer and a sitting in cafe with great staff. Good area to go for camping holidays or weekends away. There is also a gluten free freezer shop which supplies cakes,puddings, pastry,pork pies. steak pies and too many other goodies to mention
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| Re Gluten Free Fish and Chips
| Posted by saarh edwards
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Just had absolutely delicious gluten free fish & chips from Youngers fish bar at 73 Caerphilly Road,Birchgrove,Cardiff, they cook gluten free fish &chips on the 1st and 3rd monday in the month,this was my first fish &chips for six years since being diagnosed with coeliac's and it was wonderful
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| UK Gluten Free Beer
| Posted by tony kerr
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Google st peters brewery for a crackin gluten free beer
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| Re UK Gluten Free Beer
| Posted by Matt
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You can buy it at many regular liqour stores in the US ask for Redbridge which is actually made by Budweiser and even if they do not carry it in stock they can often order it for you
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| Re: gluten free chappatti flour
| Posted by Steve B
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With regard to the post about the Chicago CS, the poster is ill informed and to make such a sweeping statement based on one reference is misleading and a major dis-service to the readers of this site looking for informed advice. May I refer you to this article, first published in 1999, which offers a far greater insight to its benefits and drawbacks:
http://www.enabling.org/ia/celiac/buckwht.html
By the way we have just started using buckwheat, and if any readers are of Japanese decent you may want to check for allergic reactions, I have so far found it to be an excellent wheat substitute when mixed with other flours. Regards Steve
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| Re UK Gluten Free Beer
| Posted by Chris Atkinson
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Just in case any one is interested in having a bash at brewing their own beer, try this link, and search the recipe pages for gluten free at;
www.jimsbeerkit.co.uk
I've tried half a batch of the 'Four Star' and 'Red Diesel' which are both gluten free beer recipes, and have been impressed.
I've PM'd the person who has put together the recipes, and he's had many attempts to pull together these recipes (being a coeliac himself).
Latest attempt is a brew of stout so I'll find out what that's like in a few days/weeks, buts it's certainly been fermenting well.
Don't be put off by the list of ingredients (tea bags, chocolate essence, bovril !!), it works, and I'm hooked...
Also, in response to a quiry earlier in this post, you can buy GFA from hambletons direct. Last lot I purchased just before Xmas 08 was £1.60 a botle, although they were predicting a price rise. Wirth buying in bulk at this price if you like it (the new recipe is much nicer that the last one).
For info, the ale recipes work out at around £15.00 for 20 litres (so around 75p a pint
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| Re sticking to gluten free diet
| Posted by olivia
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My daughter had a bad case of gastro-enteritis some years ago,which left her with a 'leaky gut' and was advised, when eating afterwards to eat easily digested food, so she had pasta. Now, any food containing gluten causes bad reactions, bad stomach cramps,vomiting, diahoreah (I can't spell that!) and feeling rotten for days afterwards. If she avoids it she is fine, but sometimes if she wants to indulge (in profiteroles for example), she takes Buscopan first to help negate the reaction
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| Re sticking to gluten free diet
| Posted by Peter
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Your daughter seems to be developing a very strong adverse reaction to gluten. Unfortunately the Buscopan may be simply masking the symptoms, and not protecting her from damage.
There is quite a serious risk of developing anaphalactic shock reaction to the food if she persists.
Your daughter should stick to a gluten-free diet.
Advice I have seen for leaky gut syndrome is to avoid all highly refined flour and food. Eat fresh meat, fish fruit and vegetables, eggs,
potato but not potato flour
rice but not rice flour, and brown rice rather than white rice.
The intention of this is to force the food to be properly digested and absorbed slowly, rather than undigested particles being able to be taken up by the gut wall.
Cornflour doesn't seem to cause the same problems as other flours as it forms a jelly with water much more easily and can be used to make sauces and thickeners
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| gluten free bread using breadmaker
| Posted by patricia braithwaite
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Has anybody made a gf loaf using the Glutafin gf multipurpose white mix because mine does not seen to have risen I followed the instructions one by one sent by glutafin but still not a success. Thanks
Patricia
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| Gluten free and mirganes
| Posted by Caroline
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hi, hope all is well i'm new to this fourm and it looks really good, can eating gluten make people ahve mirgains i suffed from mirganes sence i was 15, and there got worse over the last 2-3 years last months evern worse i having mirganes once a month and it dont go for days and make me really ill, so can gluten free our mirgains?
what do you all think?
thanks caroline
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| Gluten free and mirganes
| Posted by Peter
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Migraines can be caused by gluten in the diet.
I won't do any harm to follow a gluten-free diet for three months to see if your migraine symptoms change. Note that a completely gluten-free diet is essential to see if this is the cause. half measures won't do
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| Re: gluten free chappatti flour
| Posted by shabana
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hi
My mother in law has just been told that she has coeliac disease - she cant tolerate gluten & wheat - she is trying to get used to it, but misses her chapatis obviously. The note above gave me some indictaion on how to make chapatis from buckwheat - but im still not sure. Is buckwheat still wheat though? And how can she make chapati's with this
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| Re: gluten free chappatti flour
| Posted by Peter
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Buckwheat is the see of a rhubarb like plant. Nothing to do with wheat
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| Re: UK Gluten Free Beer
| Posted by vicky
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Schnitzer Brau is a new gluten free beer, brewed in the black forest in Germany and it tastes great, it is organic and made from millet malt. To order some, e-mail vicky -at- naturesmaid.com
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| GLUTEN FREE OATMEAL
| Posted by Claire
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My friend is Coeliac and iv been looking for oatmeal for ages for friend but was wondering if u kno where i can find Bounty chocolate bars for coeliac that dotn have soya in also?? Please
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| Re: UK Gluten Free Beer
| Posted by Kevin Doyle
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I have been drinking cider lately but it is no substitute for beer is it? Imagine my joy on tasting Hambletons GFL. I have never been a lager drinker and to describe this wonderful drink as lager does it a grave injustice. GFL reminds me of Deuchars IPA but it is slightly stronger. It is so tasty that I am sure that lager drinkers won't like it. Also, I have had the whole Greens range now and have been impressed but GFL has that real British hoppy quality. I can't wait to get my hands on a GFA next.
I bought mine from ASDA in Portsmouth.
Cheers
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| Gluten free suet
| Posted by Barbara Probert
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For G/f suet go to www.naturallygoodfood.co.uk it's made by a company called Community who have a shop in Leicestershire. Hope this helps
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| Re UK Gluten Free Beer
| Posted by Stuart Evans
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Annhauser Busch(Budweiser) produce Redbridge in the USA,Its widely available through Walmart
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