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branston pickle Posted by emma on 13/10/2024, 18:58:01 i might be late to the party but i saw on gluten free glee that branston pickle is now ok for us! i for one am pleased!

Re: branston pickle Posted by Cassie R on 17/10/2024, 6:55:11, in reply to "branston pickle" Excellent news. Thank you. 😊

Re: branston pickle Posted by Sue2 on 16/10/2024, 9:55:06, in reply to "branston pickle" Great news, I've really missed Branston pickle!

Re: branston pickle Posted by emma on 16/10/2024, 12:04:17, in reply to "Re: branston pickle" i really did enjoy my cheese and pickle sandwich yesterday!!

Re: branston pickle Posted by Sean (Huddersfield) on 14/10/2024, 13:17:46, in reply to "branston pickle" Emma, I don't think your late to the party. It was only announced last week. Also Sarsons vinegar is GF. Apparently it will take a while for products to have the crossed grain symbol as stock gets replaced but Coeliac UK say the recipe is safe for us now.

Re: branston pickle Posted by emma on 14/10/2024, 20:32:07, in reply to "Re: branston pickle" glad i havent missed out for too long then!! the faq's on the branston site confirm its approved by coeliac uk. its nice for us to have something added to our available foods rather than taken away!!

Re: branston pickle Posted by Janice on 15/10/2024, 13:48:37, in reply to "Re: branston pickle" Yes It came in the mail post I received from Directory Updates, Oct this year. I never worried about eating it before. Same with lentils. Half the time they say processed in a Factory that deals with wheat products.

Re: branston pickle Posted by Bobby S on 14/10/2024, 10:42:14, in reply to "branston pickle" Thanks. That's great as I used to really like their pickle!

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