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11th April 13, 02:05 AM
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If your destination is like this area, the same name of supermarket could easily stock different amounts of gluten free foods, and in different areas, that is some might display it all together and some have specialist sections around the store.
I only notice the gluten free so as not to pick it up by accident where it is more integrated into different areas, but it is something which has definitely increased in availability over recent years.
When travelling around you'll probably be exasperated by finding one store where there are plenty of gluten free options and one of the same name with scarcely any.
A while ago I absent mindedly spooned dried coconut milk into my porridge - not the most obvious combination but - interesting, and that would be gluten and dairy free.
Anne the Pleater :ootd:
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