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Jo Jo’s Gluten Free Goodies – 100% gluten free Melbourne
Jo Jo’s Gluten Free Goodies is a 100% gluten free kitchen producing delicious savoury items (pies, sausage rolls, quiche), bread, slices and cakes which are available at markets around outer Melbourne. You can buy the savoury items warm to eat straight away, or cold to take home. You can also order in advance for family […]
Mediterraneo, Albert Park – fantastic gluten free menu
Mediterraneo in Albert Park has been operating since 2002 but has come to the attention of a new market – coeliacs and gluten free diners – as they recently became the first restaurant to gain gluten free accreditation from Coeliac Australia. You can see the Channel 9 report on the gluten free launch here. Mediterraneo has […]
Cafe Free – Mosman, Sydney gluten free
Café Free is based in Mosman, a lower north shore suburb of Sydney, which is around a half hour bus trip from the city centre. Their philosophy is to have something for everyone, but specifically cater for people with coeliac disease, gluten and lactose intolerance. If you don’t have any intolerances, you will still enjoy […]
MOM gluten free Prahran
Market on Malvern (MOM) is based on a food as medicine concept, where the food is designed to nourish your body. This Prahran cafe is nearly entirely gluten free, with only oats used in a couple of breakfast items and they are currently undergoing assessment for Coeliac Australia accreditation. MOM cafe is a place […]
Let Them Eat Crepe! – Bendigo gluten free crepes
Having coeliac disease means I get tormented walking past crepe stands, but Let Them Eat Crepe! have turned torment into joy for Victorian coeliacs! Let Them Eat Crepe! is a Bendigo based mobile food vendor, serving specialty gluten free crepes loaded with fresh, seasonal fillings – both sweet & savoury. The standard crepe batter is […]
Fish on the Edge – gluten free Burnie, Tasmania
Fish on the Edge is a licensed seafood cafe and is a fantastic option for gluten free in Burnie, northern Tasmania. It is in a little area called Wivenhoe, which is just a few minutes drive from central Burnie. If you are driving from Devonport to Burnie and take the coast road, you will drive straight […]
Movida gluten free Melbourne
Movida is a renowned Melbourne restaurant, based in Hosier Lane, off Flinders Street next door to the impressive Forum Theatre. Hosier Lane has become a tourist drawcard because of the incredible graffiti that covers the buildings up the laneway. A large proportion of Movida dishes are naturally gluten free and you can ask for a […]
Top 10 central Melbourne gluten free venues
Melbourne is a great place for gluten free, but if you search ‘Melbourne gluten free’ so many places will come up that it can be hard to know where to start! This guide removes some of the overwhelm by outlining the top ten venues local coeliacs recommend in central Melbourne. As always, make your own enquiries to […]
New Freedom Bakery – gluten free Bendigo
Years ago I heard good things about the bread from New Freedom Bakery in Bendigo, and I finally got to visit and sample it for myself – it was worth the wait! The bread is as close as you will get to ‘normal’ – more on that shortly. For visitors that many not be […]
Sydney airport gluten free (domestic)
Sydney airport has two domestic terminals, T2 and T3. The post lists the most likely places to find gluten free options, but please make your own enquiries regarding cross contamination. You can find maps and store lists on the Sydney Airport website and you can also check store opening hours there. Terminal 2 serves Virgin, […]
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