Product review

  • Thai paste

    Thai paste

    Thai food is one of my favourite things and its a great food you can adapt to make work for most food intolerance’s. It’s also a real treat when you need something really tasty to include in your diet. Thai paste is the start of many Thai recipes and the great food news is I found a Thai Paste (in Tesco …More

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  • Agave Nectar

    Agave Nectar

    Being on a ZERO sugar diet, I have become very wary of any sugar substitute claiming to be healthy. As they can contain some serious nasties and tasting something that reminds you of sugar doesn’t help curve those sugar cravings. So Agave Nectar what is the low down… is it good for me as someone …More

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  • Puffed Rice Cereal

    Puffed Rice Cereal

    So how do you make breakfast fun again on a wheat free, gluten free, sugar free, egg free diet. Well it is possible as well as fantastic Bircher Muesli as option Kallo Puffed Rice Cereal is a great option. …More

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  • Tomato Pesto

    Tomato Pesto

    Now not only is Dress Italian’s Tomato Pesto a great tasty of the shelf Free From nasties product the lady who set it up also has a great food ethic. Seriously this is an all round winner. …More

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  • Gluten and Wheat Free Bread Flour

    Gluten and Wheat Free Bread Flour

    Thought I would share a small gem of a product from the lovely Doves Farm. There Gluten and Wheat Free Bread Flour is a must have store cupboard ingredient, for those on Gluten and Wheat Free diets. …More

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  • Lequip Juicer

    Lequip Juicer

    When I first found out I had candida and needed to remove all sugars from my diet including fruit for a period of time. I had to get my juice fix somehow – so it was veggie juices to the rescue and time to buy a Lequip Juicer and I havent looked back. Veggie juices are the best …More

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  • Dairy free parmesan cheese

    Dairy free parmesan cheese

    This is so exciting one of my favourite ingredients that comes up in lots of recipes of mine, that I had’nt found any alternatives to was parmesan cheese. Fantastic news whilst enjoying my latest trip to Morrisons I stumbled across a new product …More

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  • Oatly

    Oatly

    Oatly was launched in Sweden in 2001 and is the biggest selling alternative to milk in Sweden. I kind of tried oatly on a whim and I have to say oatly is a great alternative to soya milk. With Fussy Foodie Claire finding she is intolerant to soya milk, oatly is a …More

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  • Nori Wraps

    Nori Wraps

    Sometimes it might be hard to think of new ideas for your lunch break especially if you have got a diet that means you have to avoid certain food. So why not try an idea from Japan and make yourself some Nori wraps that taste great and can be filled with many different …More

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  • Milk – LactoFree v Soya

    Milk – LactoFree v Soya

    Following the recent TV promotion of LactoFree, I became intrigued – firstly, how can the milk be cows milk and be lactose free? And secondly, will my body react to it as it usually does to cows milk? Armed with plenty of curiosity, I have carried out a mini investigation …More

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  • Fruitus

    Fruitus

    For anyone trying to avoid sugar this Fruitus is a treat as its high in natural fruit sugars… the great news however is that it genuinely has no nasties. So it’s a perfect treat if you need a bit of a kick. Fruitus are Vegan, No Added Sugar, Wheat Free and Dairy Free …More

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