For Coeliac Awareness Week 2018 I thought I’d let you know about some of my favourite gluten-free finds and I’m kicking it off with gluten-free bread. I can’t say I never come across it, but the dry cardboardy gluten-free bread is starting to be more of a rarity and there are some truly fabulous products on the market now. Here’s my top 10…
These pitta breads are brilliant. When toasted, they are just like the real thing and form a proper pocket so you can actually fill them (without it all falling out everywhere). Top marks BFree.
Cost: £2.50 for 4 from Tesco
2. Venice Bakery seasoned pizza bases
Venice Bakery’s pizza bases are definitely the tastiest I have found. I tried them at the Allergy and Free From Show a few years ago and now have to treat myself (and my mini-coeliacs) to a postal order now and again. They remind me of the pizzas I used to eat at really good Italian restaurants before I knew I had coeliac disease.
Cost: 6.29 for 3 medium (+ P & P) from www.venicebakery.co.uk
Me and the kids have totally fallen in love with these brioches. They are soft, sweet and perfect with a bit of Vitalite and posh jam. Great for taking away for a quick and easy breakfast.
Cost: £2 for 4 from Asda
4.Tesco free from sandwich thins seeded
These are a staple in my bread bin nowadays. They are great for sandwiches to take to work and they are a bit cheaper than other gluten-free bread products. Good ol’ Tesco.
Cost: £1.80 for 4 from Tesco
5. Warburtons gluten free artisan white sourdough cob
I think this is my favourite gluten-free bread loaf. It looks and smells great. You can slice it like normal bread and make a sandwich which is larger than the size of a matchbox. It costs about the same as other gluten-free breads, so it is pricey – but I don’t mind paying more as it is really good quality.
Cost: £2.70 from Asda
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6. Genius soft white rolls
I hadn’t tried these rolls for ages until the other day. They are perfect now so I wonder if the recipe has changed – they are fresh and soft and great for a classic sandwich like a BLT. The best thing is the bottom doesn’t disintegrate and it all stays in one piece rather than crumbling everywhere like a lot of gf products. Not a bad price compared to other things either.
Cost: £2 for 4 from Tesco
7. Whole Creations gluten free garlic and coriander naan bread
It’s been quite a struggle to get gf naan breads recently. I’m so pleased we can still buy these. They are really tasty and a bit of a saviour when you have an Indian. We don’t need to miss out, just because we’re got coeliac disease. Are you up for making a peshwari one next Whole Creations?
Cost: £2.95 for 2 from Sainsbury’s
8. Schär gluten free panini rolls
These look great and are fab for melted sandwiches. If you’re dairy-free, Violife is the best cheese I’ve found so far. Again they’re a decent size, so you actually feel like you’ve eaten something. Ooohh the world of free-from is getting exciting.
Cost: £2 for 3 from Asda
9. Genius gluten free pancakes
Another perfect brekkie product. So easy to give the kids as a snack and great to take away. I often take these on holiday and to festivals as they are pretty flat to pack. I personally can’t tell any difference at all in taste or texture to the real thing.
Cost: £2 for 4 from Tesco
10. Warburtons gluten free crumpets
I used to adore Warburtons normal crumpets so was so pleased when these came out. I think they are definitely the closest to the real thing I have had so far. They taste great with a big dollop of Vitalite. They are also not as pricey as other products which is really good.
Cost: £1.68 for 4 from Morrisons
I’d love to hear whether you agree or what your favourite products are? Share the love 🙂