
Being newly diagnosed with coeliac disease can feel overwhelming. One day you’re eating normally, and suddenly you’re being told you need to follow a strict gluten-free diet for life. Then the questions start. What can I eat? Do I need a new toaster? Can I still eat at restaurants? What does “may contain” mean?…

Eating at a restaurant used to be simple. You looked at the menu, decided what sounded good and ordered it. After being diagnosed with coeliac disease, that same restaurant menu can suddenly feel like a puzzle. Is the sauce gluten free? Are the chips cooked in a shared fryer? Is the chicken marinated? Does…

Being diagnosed with coeliac disease can leave you with one very big question: What foods do I actually need to stop eating? Most people already know that regular bread and pasta contain gluten, but unfortunately, gluten isn’t always that obvious. It can also appear in sauces, breakfast cereals, processed meats, seasonings, stock, gravy, confectionery…

Being diagnosed with coeliac disease can make it feel like your list of foods has suddenly become very small. No regular bread. No regular pasta. No regular cakes or biscuits. You start reading food labels and discovering gluten in products you never expected, and before long you may find yourself wondering: What CAN I…

Your first supermarket trip after being diagnosed with coeliac disease can be surprisingly overwhelming. Suddenly, something as simple as buying breakfast cereal or choosing a sauce can involve turning packets over, reading tiny ingredient lists and wondering whether unfamiliar ingredients are safe. You might find yourself asking: Can I eat this? Does this contain…