Low GI

  • Almond Dark Chocolate

    Almond Dark Chocolate

    If, like me, you love dark chocolate then you will have to seek out Marks and Spencer Dark Mountain Bar. Believe me I have tried most brands of the dark stuff but in my opinion this almond dark chocolate beats them all hands down. …More

  • Chilli Beef Ramen

    Chilli Beef Ramen

    I am still thinking about the Chilli Beef Ramen I made on Friday night. I wanted to do something tasty and hot for Laura’s birthday so with Thai Fish Cakes to start then Chilli Beef Ramen, it was a real taste sensation – all Fussy Foodie friendly too. …More

  • Jordans Porridge Oats

    Jordans Porridge Oats

    I love oats for breakfast, in bars, toasted with coconut for a snack, with my FREE From Crumble and even oatly milk. After trying lots of different oats, my all time favoruite are Jordans Porridge Oats, porridge just isnt the same without Jordans Porridge Oats. …More

  • Vegan Coconut Ice Cream

    Vegan Coconut Ice Cream

    The sun was shining down on me and the tub of vegan coconut ice cream from Booja Booja was crying out to me from my freezer. So obviously in the name of Fussy Foodie research I had to crack open the tub and try some. …More

  • Barbecuing with Food Intolerances

    Barbecuing with Food Intolerances

    With the amazing sunshine weather we are having at the moment, there is no excuse not to spark up the BBQ and with BBQs being a fantastic flexible cooking option for people with food intolerance’s, you have every excuse to dust down the BBQ and heat up some coals. …More

  • Booja Booja Ice Cream

    Booja Booja Ice Cream

    Words can not describe how I am feeling right now, Booja Booja ice cream has to be the tastiest treat I have eaten for a long time – if ever, it seriously its that good. Not only does it taste great this dairy free ice cream, is also soya free, egg free, suitable for vegans and has no added sugar. …More

  • No Salad Dressing

    No Salad Dressing

    I am loving salads at the moment especially now I am starting to harvest some goodies from my new veggie patch. Popping out in my back garden to get a radish (just one as they are huge now) and some lettuce leaves is really satisfying. Currently one of my favourite salads …More

  • Healthy Snacks

    Healthy Snacks

    I am not ashamed to admit that I am a serial snacker! I rarely go for more than a couple of hours without a nibble, so I try to put some effort into selecting healthy snacks. Snacks can certainly be included as part of a balanced diet, but in case you are struggling for ideas I will share with you a few of my …More

  • Gluten Free Porridge

    Gluten Free Porridge

    I went to a MASSIVE Tesco yesterday and came across this Gluten Free Porridge by Kelkin and I have to say I am impressed. It’s quick and easy to make and even worked in my Gluten Free Bircher, so an all round winner. …More

  • Low GI Breakfast Cereal

    Low GI Breakfast Cereal

    Choosing a low GI breakfast cereal is not always an easy task. There are so many healthy-seeming products on the ever-growing cereal aisle but on further inspection many of these are packed with sugar. Let’s have a look at how to select some tasty low GI breakfast cereals without spending a small fortune. …More

  • Big OZ cereals

    Big OZ cereals

    While scouring the supermarkets for gluten free Whole Grain cereals I found a great range of products – Big OZ Cereals. They have a large variety of free from cereals. …More

  • Low GI Cake

    Low GI Cake

    I had a play around in the kitchen today to make a cake that is both fussy foodie friendly and low GI. I managed to make a very easy low GI cake, using basic ingredients and no sugar, dairy, wheat or egg. If you can’t eat oats you could try using gluten free puffed rice cereal instead …More

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