Share some of your favourite food finds

I wrote out how good Tilquhillie porridge is has anyone else found a really good product that we may want to buy. Lets keep this site as positive as we can

[leslaki]

I have just found Tiquhillie it is lovely. For me Black Farmer sausages are the best gf sausages on the market at the moment. Have difficulty finding them in scottish borders. Morrisons is the main stockists it seems.

[vince in reply to leslaki]

Black farmer have an on-line shop

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Thanks for this, we all need to share the good things and help each other to get the best from what is out there.

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My favorite gf biscuits are Eskal chocolate wafers they tend to be sold in independent health food shops and they knock spots of the gf biscuits available from super markets, in my opinion.

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I aslo agree with you 100% that 'we' need to share info to help each other. And that we want to keep this site positive and adopt as positive an attitude as is possible to our diets so that we look at what we can eat rather than dwell on what we have to avoid.

Jerry

[swarthy]

Ooooh - where to start

M&S Sausages - £1.29 (marked GF with their symbol)

M&S Quarter Pound Burgers - £3.99 (marked GF with their symbol)

M&S 2 burgers for £1 (marked GF with their symbol)

M&S Gluten Free Chicken in Breadcrumbs

M&S Gluten Free Cod in Breadcrumbs

M&S GF Chicken and Mushroom Crispbakes (they also do Salmon but I didn't like those)

M&S GF Mince Pies

M&S GF Millionaire Crispies (if you can find them !!!)

M&S Sausages in bacon (marked GF with their symbol)

M&S Wheat / Gluten Free seeded bread

M&S Pepper Sauce (marked GF with their symbol)

A lot of other M&S meats such as steak and Bacons are also Gluten Free

Quite a wide range of their premium sausages are also Gluten Free

As are their ready meal Indian curries (most of their Chinese ready meals DO contain Gluten)

Tesco Free From Spaghetti & Pasta

Tesco Free From Muffins

Tesco Free From Seeded Brown Bread

Waitrose Good to Go GF Egg Salad Sandwiches

Waitrose Good to Go GF Prawn Sandwiches

Crimbles GF Chocolate Chip Muffins

Dietary Specials Frozen Pizzas

Dietary Specials Pizza Bases (Asda will make up your own pizzas using their bases and give 5 toppings for the price of 4)

[judithr]

My favourite is the Almondy tart. I believe they do 4 different ones but I can only get one variety in Sainsbury's. They are delicious and the whole family love them. Also if you ever get to America the Gluten Free Pantry does really good cake, bread & pancake mixes.

[jennyann in reply to judithr]

Ikea do all 4 of these tarts in the almondy range judith really yummy..

[DebsPink]

I have lots of favourites, including pretty much the whole Eskal range (chocolate and lemon wafers, deli crackers, chocolate pretzels etc). Something I've found recently is "Amaizin" Organic and gluten free Corn Chips (like Doritios but probably a bit healthier. They have a few different flavours but I like the Paprika best. I got them in Planet Organic in London (Devonshire Place). Right now I've made a batch of pancakes using Mrs Crimbles Pancake mix. They came out pretty well I think. Might add a pinch of salt next time though. Other favourites include Juvela Crostini and Biscotti bites (only available online at the moment) and Kallo Organic chocolate rice cakes. Ooh all this is make me hungry and I'm supposed to be on a diet!!

[Hidden in reply to DebsPink]

This sounds very interesting might try it myself.

[swarthy]

I forgot about Almonds - M&S do a gorgeous GR Frangipan

When I finished one of my work contracts, I took in some cakes for the team, and also took along a GF Frangipan so I wouldn't be left out - when I went to get a piece, there was only a tiny bit left, and the chocolate cake hadn't been touched - they'd all eaten my GF choice !!!!!

[Hidden]

This is fantastic, so many new products to try now and they all come recommended. Keep it going please

[swarthy]

I've recently discovered that M&S do a Turkey Crown ready stuffed and Gluten Free - not tried it and definitely not cheap - but possibly worth a try

For eating out - Salt Bars and Wetherspoons mark up their menus and will accommodate requests

[Hidden]

Thanks Le Bistrot Pierre also put g by their gluten free options. The food is delicious and if you can get at lunch time there are two courses for ten pounds and the early diners is another good option

[Aitch in reply to Hidden]

Have visited Le Bistrot Pierre - and they get my vote. It was a welcome change that they knew what they were doing and their menu states that they work with the Coeliac Society.

[Hidden in reply to Aitch]

Glad you enjoyed your visit. I have never been disappointed there.

[Aitch]

I am going to M&S this afternoon - I hadn't really explored what they had in their GF range.