Gluten-Free Chocolate HobNobs !!!

TTony

Thank you Mr McVities.

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Jalapeno

Now all they need is a diabetic version

stickyfiddle

TTony said:

Thank you Mr McVities.

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Yay!!!! 

I know what I'll be filling my suitcase with on my next trip home.

Cirrus

Oh, I'll give them a try! 

Drew_TNBD

What a con.

stickyfiddle

Drew_fx said:

What a con.

I'll bear that in mind next time I have projectile diarrhoea from eating something I shouldn't have...

TTony

stickyfiddle said:

Drew_fx said:

What a con.

I'll bear that in mind next time I have projectile diarrhoea from eating something I shouldn't have...

Ignore the troll.

Cirrus

Yeah, he's really gone off the rails the last few days.

Nikko

stickyfiddle said:

Drew_fx said:

What a con.

I'll bear that in mind next time I have projectile diarrhoea from eating something I shouldn't have...

Toilet roll?!!?!? What a con.

TheBlueWolf

I'm not gluten intolerant but I might give them a try because Hob Nobs

TTony

TheBlueWolf said:

I'm not gluten intolerant but I might give them a try because Hob Nobs

tbh, unless you *need* to be GF, I'd just stick with the standard version, which will taste more hobby-nobby and will inevitably be cheaper.

But at least the GF ones are a lot better than merely "edible".  I'd have identified them in a blind-tasting.

So now I've got decent fish & chips (albeit a 25min drive away), a choice of decent-ish beers, and biscuits.

guitarfishbay

The greatest biscuit of all time.  

Glad you guys needing a GF diet can now enjoy them.

Drew_TNBD

People need to stop posting about their bowel problems.

ToneControl

Did you know some "normal" beers are safe for coeliacs?


some guys in the USA test beer with gluten level test kits
Obviously, some beers are brewed in m,any locations,  but some are only made in one place

http://gluteninbeer.blogspot.co.uk/2015/11/beer-test-results-summary-chart-through.html

I have drunk large amounts of Warsteiner with no  issue(s)
http://www.lowgluten.org/warsteiner-gluten-test/ ;



also
Brewer's clarex is an enzyme, intended to help brew beer fast by clearing it, but this also destroys the gluten
many brewers use it but do not declare it

https://www.google.co.uk/webhp?sourceid=chrome-instant&ion=1&espv=2&ie=UTF-8#q=brewers+clarex+gluten
http://www.dsm.com/content/dam/dsm/foodandbeverages/en_US/documents/DFS/dsm-global-insights-series-brewing-enzymes-gluten-free-beer.pdf

So I bet a lot of cheaper beers are probably safe to drink

http://www.homebrewtalk.com/showthread.php?t=187412 ;

TTony

ToneControl said:

http://gluteninbeer.blogspot.co.uk/2015/11/beer-test-results-summary-chart-through.html

I have drunk large amounts of Warsteiner with no  issue(s)
http://www.lowgluten.org/warsteiner-gluten-test/ ;

Tsingtao is on that GF list which I'd not realised previously - thanks @ToneControl ;

Are you "intolerant" or diagnosed Coeliac?

ToneControl

diagnosed

stickyfiddle

TTony said:

TheBlueWolf said:

I'm not gluten intolerant but I might give them a try because Hob Nobs

tbh, unless you *need* to be GF, I'd just stick with the standard version, which will taste more hobby-nobby and will inevitably be cheaper.

But at least the GF ones are a lot better than merely "edible".  I'd have identified them in a blind-tasting.

So now I've got decent fish & chips (albeit a 25min drive away), a choice of decent-ish beers, and biscuits.

If you're ever in Cromer, No 1 Fish & Chips is AWESOME. 

TTony

stickyfiddle said:

If you're ever in Cromer, No 1 Fish & Chips is AWESOME. 

We'll be close enough next month to make a detour viable

thanks!

Troy

Drew_fx said:

People need to stop posting about their bowel problems.

That's just shit.

stickyfiddle

TTony said:

stickyfiddle said:

If you're ever in Cromer, No 1 Fish & Chips is AWESOME. 

We'll be close enough next month to make a detour viable

thanks!

It was probably my highlight of Xmas last year. 

roundthebend

stickyfiddle said:

TTony said:

TheBlueWolf said:

I'm not gluten intolerant but I might give them a try because Hob Nobs

tbh, unless you *need* to be GF, I'd just stick with the standard version, which will taste more hobby-nobby and will inevitably be cheaper.

But at least the GF ones are a lot better than merely "edible".  I'd have identified them in a blind-tasting.

So now I've got decent fish & chips (albeit a 25min drive away), a choice of decent-ish beers, and biscuits.

If you're ever in Cromer, No 1 Fish & Chips is AWESOME. 

I assume they do GF batter on the fish? My missus is avoiding gluten and it seems to be the solution to her IBS. Yet tests say she isn't allergic to it.

Like the beer list on here too, thanks for that. She has been drinking the Estrella Daura which are <20ppm gluten and that's worked.

Otherwise she really enjoys Chocolate Coconut Macaroons. I'm going to go and find a recipe for them now.