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Post your experience with and reviews of biscuits that feature allergy friendly (e.g. wheat free, dairy free) or diet friendly (FODMAP, vegan, keto, etc.) ingredients

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[–] fakeman_pretendname@feddit.uk 2 points 9 hours ago (1 children)

There's a company called "Bakehouse", I believe they're Irish. I don't know where their stuff is normally available in the UK, but they sometimes turn up at our local "discount frozen food shop".

Their chocolate chip cookies are amongst the finest biscuits I've ever eaten.

Anyway, they also do a vegan range. I'm not vegan, but if you're going to sell posh packets of biscuits at 39p or less, I'm going to try them. They did some sort of chocolate/nut ones. Delicious, I thought.

Nairns also do (or did?) gluten free biscuits and oatcakes which were lovely. I think they sell these in one of the big supermarkets, but they're expensive. I wouldn't have identified them as gluten free of it didn't say so.

[–] janus2@lemmy.zip 2 points 7 hours ago* (last edited 7 hours ago)

39p!? I can't get a single serving packet of Lorna Doones for less than $2 (~£1.62) here 😭 so that already rules

glad to hear about the GF options as my sister, who occasionally visits the UK, has severe NCGS