Ardor’s gluten free cafe in Westgarth (Northcote) is a fantastic addition to the Melbourne gluten free scene which is also a retail food store for their products (flour, frozen products etc). The outlet at Coburg that you may already know of, is now just a retail store. There is plenty of eat-in space as well as […]

Bowls Baby is a casual healthy meal cafe offering fresh food bowls that are 100% gluten free, along with no artificial flavours or added sugars.  So if you are looking for a quick gluten free meal in Essendon or the city, Bowls Baby is a great option.  The bowls Our favourite bowl so far is […]

Hella Good is a souvlaki takeaway shop that is owned by the good folk at the iconic Greek restaurant, Stalactites, in Melbourne CBD, with both brands having Coeliac Australia accreditation. They have a store in the Emporium food court in the city, and also at Chadstone food court. They have many gluten free options available, […]

Entertainment membership is a charity fundraiser that offers discounts on restaurants, travel and shopping in your city. The charity gets 20% of every sale and you can select Coeliac Australia to receive this. If you have been around for a while, you will remember the heavy Entertainment Book which was full of vouchers but now it is […]

* WINNER DRAWN – congratulations to @ourgarden2table and her two children * To celebrate the launch of the children’s book Gluten Tootin’, one lucky person can obtain a copy for free! Gluten Tootin’ is an entertaining, educational and easy-to-understand children’s picture book that will help parents, children and specialists talk about coeliac disease. The prize, worth $39.95 […]

Recently diagnosed with coeliac disease? This post lists seven handy kitchen items if you are gluten free –  they will help you navigate gluten free life and avoid cross contamination. All products are available in Australia and the UK. 1. Toaster bags  Toaster bags are a must if you can’t have a dedicated gluten free […]

The Spirit of Tasmania is the boat service that crosses Bass Strait from Melbourne in Victoria to Devonport in the north of Tasmania.   The trip takes between 9-11 hours and you can choose from a day or night sailing. Although there are gluten free options available on board, most are not suitable for coeliacs […]

Travelling with coeliac disease can present extra challenges, but Qantas have always provided me something gluten free on a domestic flight, even if it is just an apple or a cookie for a short trip. You make your special meal request under ‘manage your booking’ – please see the notes at the bottom of the […]

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, […]

There are nearly twenty 100% gluten free street food stalls and market stalls around London, so as a coeliac you are able to eat whilst enjoying the market atmosphere! The criteria for inclusion is that the food has to be 100% gluten free (ensuring no cross contamination risk) and have its own outlet that you can […]

Camden Lock Market in North West London has become a bit of a gluten free foodie heaven. It is well worth a visit for the food and also to wander around the interesting market stalls – you could spend all day there!   Please note that stalls do come and go, so double check before […]

Borough Market is London’s oldest and busiest food markets, just off London Bridge on the southbank and is surrounded by pubs and restaurants. The full market is open Wednesday to Saturday, and also for lunch Monday and Tuesday.  There are also a number of restaurants surrounding the market that can cater for gluten free  – […]