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Eating Out With Confidence: The Coeliac Restaurant Playbook
Eating out shouldn't feel like a test you have to pass every time. With coeliac disease, though, a menu that says "gluten-free" only tellsβ¦Read →
Is There Gluten in Cosmetics & Skincare? What Coeliacs Actually Need to Know
Do coeliacs need gluten-free make-up and skincare? The evidence-based answer: gluten canβt pass through skin, and only lip and mouth products need a quickβ¦Read →
Farinata (Gluten-Free Italian Chickpea Flatbread)
Crisp-edged, custardy Ligurian chickpea flatbread β naturally gluten-free and vegan, from just four ingredients.Read →
Tender Gluten-Free Crepes (Sweet or Savoury)
Soft, flexible gluten-free crepes that fold without tearing β sweet or savoury, from a simple three-flour blend.Read →
Gluten-Free Buckwheat Galettes (Galettes de Sarrasin)
Crispy, naturally gluten-free Breton buckwheat galettes β one simple batter, six fillings, coeliac-friendly by design.Read →
βMay Containβ Labels Are Finally Getting Rules: What the New Codex Guidance Means for Coeliacs
On 7 July 2026 the FAO/WHO Codex Alimentarius Commission adopted the first global, risk-based rules for βmay containβ allergen labels, and gluten is included.β¦Read →
Gluten-Free at a Music Festival: The Email That Gets You Through the Gate
One short email to the festivalβs accessibility team usually gets you permission to bring your own gluten-free food through the gate. Here is theβ¦Read →
How the HTGF Atlas Decides What to Show You: Trust Tiers, Explained
Every place on the HTGF Atlas carries one of three trust tiers β β Dedicated, GF-serving, or Unverified β and none of them isβ¦Read →
Gluten-Free in the Summer Heat: Gelato, Ice Cream & Treats Without the Gluten
Summer is gelato weather, and being coeliac doesn’t change that. A little know-how at the counter is all it takes to enjoy the goodβ¦Read →The first gluten-free events calendar, in three languages
Gluten-free expos on three continents, a Christmas market where every single stand is gluten-free, an Alpine village that goes gluten free for ten days.β¦Read →
Gluten-Free Dallas & Arlington: Planning a World Cup Trip as a Coeliac
Dallas is one of the trickier host cities of this World Cup for a simple reason that has nothing to do with food: theβ¦Read →
Gluten-Free Translation Cards: How They Work and When They Fail
A gluten-free translation card is a small piece of paper (or a phone screen) that explains your dietary needs to a kitchen in itsβ¦Read →Newsletter
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