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Gluten Free Christmas Pudding - The Foods Of Athenry - 400g
Gluten Free Christmas Pudding - The Foods Of Athenry - 400g










Sweet Potato & Bean Bake

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A simple and healthier alternative to a classic Easter treat! You can switch the cereal out for any of your choice, making this recipe gluten and vegan friendly.

Quick Vegetable Stir Fry

Garlic Zucchini & Tomato Pasta

Gluten can be a pretty controversial topic these days. It can cause serious side effects in some individuals and as such, it gets a pretty bad reputation in the food world. But what exactly is gluten, and is it healthy, or something we should all be avoiding in our diets?

If you’re somebody that avoids gluten in their diet, there are still plenty of foods you can choose from to ensure you’re eating a nutritious, balanced diet, that’s satisfying, as well as tasty!

Oat Flour Oats are a versatile ingredient used in cooking and baking. Oats are a filling addition to meals and a great pick for sweet and savoury dishes. When using oats as an alternative for gluten- induced flour, it comes with plenty of positives. Oat flour is a common supermarket flour, with o...

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Whether you eat nuts raw or roasted, they provide you with great health benefits. 1. Lower risk of contamination Roasting or toasting the nuts can reduce the risk of contamination. Processing any food item at high temperatures, such as cooking, baking and roasting, helps to eliminate germs and mi...

A warm drink ritual best accompanies cold winter evenings. Whether it's a cup of tea, coffee or hot chocolate, it always makes you feel good. As we are approaching the Christmas holiday season, perhaps it's time to consider adding some spices to your drinks. A nice cup of chai latte or a glass of...

