In the list of life’s greatest pleasures, eating gluten free fish and chips straight from the box whilst sitting on the beach must rank very much towards the top. Even for the gluten eaters, and even in poor British weather, it’s a real treat. But finding coeliac safe fish and chips – using dedicated fryers …
This blog and my Coeliac diagnosis are intrinsically linked since they both happened just over 10 years ago in early 2010. Aside from (finally) getting a diagnosis for a multitude of seemingly random and unconnected medical conditions, one very unexpected pleasure that came from being diagnosed as Coeliac was writing this blog. Back in 2010 …
Standing in the queue for an ice cream on a baking hot day at Robin Hill country park, was the last place I’d expect to get a great tip for gluten free fish and chips on the Isle of Wight. Particularly since the tip I received was for somewhere I’d eaten at plenty of times …
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In light of the recent tragic case of Natasha Ednan-Laperouse involving Pret in the UK, many in the allergy community have wondered where the labelling of allergens in restaurants will go. You can read more about the case here which also explains concisely what the labelling rules are. Slowly, we seem to be seeing some …
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Can anything scream more of British seaside holiday than this picture? Striped deck chair on the beach, all it needs is a man in a knotted handkerchief. And fish and chips eaten directly from the bag. Well, if you’re visiting the Isle of Wight, I can heartily recommend the Happy Haddock in Shanklin. The Happy …
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