Tag: travel
Nutie gluten free donuts and brunch in Sydney
Nutie donuts is a revelation for a coeliac as the entire store is gluten free. From reading background on the store, the owner wanted to make treats that her coeliac friends could eat as she could see them missing out. We all need friends like this! This review is of the Balmain store, but another shop […]
Qantas gluten free meals – domestic flights
Travelling with coeliac disease can present extra challenges. On your Qantas booking, you can make a special meal request under ‘manage your booking’ – please see the notes at the bottom of the post for more information on this. It is a good idea to take emergency snacks with you as there is always a risk […]
![Evie’s Cafe – Gippsland gluten free [CLOSED]](http://thecoeliacplate.com/wp/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/Evies-business-card_opt-300x200.jpg "Evie’s Cafe – Gippsland gluten free [CLOSED]")
Evie’s Cafe – Gippsland gluten free [CLOSED]
Unfortunately Evie has retired and sold the cafe, which is no longer entirely gluten free. If you are travelling around Victoria, the Victoria 100% gluten free listing may be helpful. _________________________ Evie’s Cafe in Trafalgar, Gippsland is a great stop off if you are a coeliac, but also for those with other dietary requirements. It […]
Gluten free travelling – emergency food supplies from Oz
As anyone with a special diet knows, travelling presents extra challenges, so I always have a stash of gluten free food in my hand luggage. As I learned in Girl Guides – always ‘be prepared’! I am a regular traveller between the UK and Australia and this is a sample of food I take on […]
Gluten free travel – my emergency food supplies
As anyone with a special diet knows, travelling presents extra challenges. Whenever I travel, I have a set of basic items that I choose from to ensure I do not starve if gluten free options fall short during transit or at my destination. Usually a pair of shoes and a spare outfit get left behind […]
