r/glutenfreeuk

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Ingredient problem

I'm posting here because I'm in the UK and i don't want a bunch of suggestions that I can't use because I can't get them!

Okay, I am craving a gooey mac and cheese. The problem is I am recently diagnosed gluten intolerant. (I cut out carbs for 8 months for diabetes reasons and when i started to reintroduce them pasta and bread are not my friend. Wtf body!) Anyway, I have tried various substitutes. Leek sheets for lasagne, tasty. Courgette for spaghetti, tolerable-ish. But I cannot find anything that gives the same mouth feel as pasta for mac and cheese. I tried gluten free pasta and the konjac stuff its just not the same.

So anything else I can try?

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u/ConfidentGarage6657 — 14 hours ago
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If a regular restaurant serves gluten-free dishes but my testing kit indicates they contain gluten, will the restaurant refund me based on my evidence?

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u/Immiowo — 7 days ago

Popped into iceland and found these! Gluten free labeling but they’re also naturally dairy free (may contain for dairy tho) So for any lactose free people like me, these are great!

Both me and my non GF husband tried them and we were both a fan, and he eats the normal ones regularly 😆

u/Proper-Basis-5362 — 11 days ago
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Basically what the title says looks like pretty much everything in the free from sections are 20% off today. I forgot to check when the offer is on until I was too excited at seeing discounted food I can eat 😂

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u/pumpkinzh — 12 days ago