Given the other demands on my time at the moment with newborn twins and moving house, I’ve questioned why I blog in recent months. It’s taken an email from a reader of this blog to get my blogging mojo back on. It really is for those times that a complete stranger goes to the effort of…
No trip to Italy would ever be complete without a cup of something cooling and icy on a hot day. The good thing is that even the smallest villages usually have a gelateria to get your ice cream fix. The bad news is that it can be a little hit and miss to find one…
Friedman’s Lunch is located within Chelsea Markets in New York’s Meatpacking District. We arranged to meet our friends and their small baby at Friedman’s Lunch since they offer lots of lighter gluten free options such as sandwiches and salads and are conveniently located to the High Line which we walked afterwards (highly recommended). Despite the…
Regular readers of this blog and followers on Twitter will know I’ve been a big fan of Perk!er since I first saw them at the Allergy Show last May. The chocolate treats never last long in our house, thanks to (non gluten-free) Mr D’s love of the Perk!er Popping Tiffin and brownies with white choc…
The last time I visited Port Isaac was about 4 years ago when I still ate gluten. We’d walked the South West Coastal Path from Tintagel, a walk the man in the Tintagel Tourist Information Office had told us would take at least 7 hours to cover. Being fairly competitive and keen walkers, neither of…