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No wonder your bowels are protesting.Originally posted by doodab View PostI've already had to give up fags, booze, coffee, spicy food, fatty food and beer. I'm ****ed if I'm going to let them take my expensive spaghetti as well.
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Originally posted by Old Greg View Post10%? That doesn't even cover wine. 15% would be more like it.Until now anything containing less than 10% alcohol in Russia has been considered a foodstuff.
By booze I mean whiskey and cocktails.
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BBC News - Russia classifies beer as alcoholicOriginally posted by SueEllen View PostWhat I personally love is that he had "booze" and "beer" as separate items showing he is really suffering.
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It is rank (although my coeliac five year old doesn't notice). There was some acceptable GF pasta in Italy, where they have a high incidence of coeliac disease and a low tolerance of bad pasta. I have now mastered the art of a GF lasagne.Originally posted by SueEllen View PostYou can have gluten free spaghetti and it's expensive - though it does have a taste disadvantage.
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You can have gluten free spaghetti and it's expensive - though it does have a taste disadvantage.Originally posted by doodab View PostI've already had to give up fags, booze, coffee, spicy food, fatty food and beer. I'm ****ed if I'm going to let them take my expensive spaghetti as well.
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La la la la la laOriginally posted by darmstadt View PostThats because products with gluten in them make the out layer of a farmer softer, this basically means that your's are slowly building up to the consistency of a coconut, and one day, just one day, you'll wish hadn't gone gluten free...
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Thats because products with gluten in them make the out layer of a farmer softer, this basically means that your's are slowly building up to the consistency of a coconut, and one day, just one day, you'll wish hadn't gone gluten free...Originally posted by suityou01 View PostSince going gluten free I've not had any trouble. Just a thought.
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