The best Gluten free places in sheffield!

[adelrose 10]

FOR THOSE WHO DOUBT THE CONDITION....

http://www.thestar.co.uk/news/health/top_doctor_honoured_for_cutting_edge_research_1_4078295

[TINAC 10]

Crucible Cafe is all gluten free home made food

[0114owl1867 10]

Seen as my mum was diagnosed with this approximately 20 years ago i suspect it was called Coeliac then, as it is now......

 

And seen as the UK Coeliac Society was founded in 1968 i suspect they called it that longer than 30 years ago too.....

 

ok thanks for that - never heard of the coalic society either however widespread it is

[templar1945 10]

Zizzi in Leopold Square will do pasta dishes using Dove Fram Fusilli.

 

http://www.zizzi.co.uk/food#filter=.menu-promo,.category-gluten-free

[Margarita Ma 10]

Taking this subject and widening it a little: as a newly diagnosed coeliac I am finding shopping for gluten free is very hit and miss especially when looking for things to use in baking and general cooking. What do people think of possible demand for a Gluten Free Shop in a place the size of Sheffield?

[kcustard 10]

Fusion Cafe!

 

Plus we have home made rye bread with our soups or with our many different freshly made salads an example of some:

 

 

Rye bread isnt gluten free but the rest sounds good

[kcustard 10]

Taking this subject and widening it a little: as a newly diagnosed coeliac I am finding shopping for gluten free is very hit and miss especially when looking for things to use in baking and general cooking. What do people think of possible demand for a Gluten Free Shop in a place the size of Sheffield?

 

Have u joined Coeliac UK? Its membership is around £20 per year but would recommend it to you as a good starting place for info. You get a guide to whats available on prescription and major supermarkets.

 

Sign up to Juvela, Dietary Specials (Nutrition Point), Glutafin, Genius etc websites/clubs as you get samples of their products and then u know what to order on prescription.

 

If you dont qualify for free prescriptions get a pre paid certificate which is around £110 per year but works out alot cheaper than paying monthly per item.

[pintsized 10]

Hi this might be a bit of a long shot but does anyone know any restaurants in Sheffield that cater for Coeliacs but are bring your own alcohol too?

 

Does anyone know if BB's do this?

 

Thanks.

[Margarita Ma 10]

Have you looked up Sheffield Coeliacs group on the web There is a download of restaurants. I have not read it yet but its worth downloading and reading through also you could ring the restaurants and ask about wine as this would be a good resource.

[Margarita Ma 10]

Kcustard , Thanks for your reply I have been having PC probs. I now have my Coeliacs UK booklet. the Supermarket list is quite useful though I don't use many prepared foods its nice to know the wedges and chips that are available for a quick meal. Have now found Sheffield Coeliacs on the web. Are you a member of the local group?

Off to the Botanic Gardens today to the Plant Sale 11-3.

[*Peaches* 10]

Tesco have just extended their range, they now do yoghurts and other chilled items

[Margarita Ma 10]

Mmmm but Yogurt is naturally gluten free. Sooooo?