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**mandco** · 11 Aug 20, 05:35 PM

ds prefers flora dairy free for spread out of all the dairy free ones we've tried- most of the flora spreads are dairy free but some can contain traces so not suitable for milk allergies

GF bread is a tough one I don't tend to bother much as its often pretty dry and crumbly so lousy for sandwiches -its ok for toasting but has a drier texture than regular bread

M&S do rolls which are actually pretty good so I tend to use those if I do want a sandwich or burger
Tesco GF round rolls & finger rolls are not bad either though can be hit & miss.
I prefer the old el pasp Gf wraps but they are heavier/more dense? than normal wraps

It does take some getting used to as Gluten containing ingredients are in a lot of things you wouldn't always think would contain it.

11 Aug 20, 05:35 PM	#3
	11 Aug 20, 05:35 PM mandco VIP Dibber ✓Premium Member
mandco VIP Dibber Join Date: Mar 08	ds prefers flora dairy free for spread out of all the dairy free ones we've tried- most of the flora spreads are dairy free but some can contain traces so not suitable for milk allergies GF bread is a tough one I don't tend to bother much as its often pretty dry and crumbly so lousy for sandwiches -its ok for toasting but has a drier texture than regular bread M&S do rolls which are actually pretty good so I tend to use those if I do want a sandwich or burger Tesco GF round rolls & finger rolls are not bad either though can be hit & miss. I prefer the old el pasp Gf wraps but they are heavier/more dense? than normal wraps It does take some getting used to as Gluten containing ingredients are in a lot of things you wouldn't always think would contain it.