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Japanese Vegetable Gyoza
I’ve seen these gluten free gyoza floating around on the coeliac pages for a while now, but have never had any luck in spotting them in my local stores, until this week, when I… Continue Reading
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Gingerbread Folk Gingerbread House Kit
Possibly one of the most exciting gluten free finds we’ve had so far, is the gluten free gingerbread house kit from the Gingerbread Folk. This little company from the NSW Blue Mountains has created… Continue Reading
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Happy Way Protein Powder
When I started my plant based journey, I began the hunt for a vegan, gluten free protein powder, and after trying a few, this one has been my favourite (by far!). The vanilla flavour… Continue Reading
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Gluten Free Bakery Caramel Slice
I love a good, easy dessert, and this one is definitely good! The slices are a generous size, the caramel is sweet but not sickly, the biscuit base is light (but doesn’t crumble like… Continue Reading
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Hart & Soul Butter Chicken
One thing that I have found in our gluten free journey, is that you should always have an emergency meal in the cupboard – and the Hart and Soul ready meals in the tubs… Continue Reading
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Funday Sweets
Gluten free lollies can be hard to find, but my sister saw these pop up at the cash register at our local Woolworths last week – and decided we had to try them! They… Continue Reading
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Hi! I’m Jo. Wife to a kiwi, mum to teenagers.
When that diagnosis first comes, it can feel overwhelming and life changing. Suddenly, life as you know it has changed. Spontaneity is replaced by meticulous planning. Take away dinners are swapped for home cooked meals. Familiar brands are substituted with the unknown.
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