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are there any products other than the sort of gluten free bread you get in health food shops because that's extremely expensive.
 
are there any products other than the sort of gluten free bread you get in health food shops because that's extremely expensive.
Sadly bread in its usual form is so engrained in society that that's all you can get cheap. You can wash the gluten out of bread flour if you want to spend the time, or pay 3x a loaf if not. There's not really any middle ground.
 
You're just going to have to give up bread 'Awesome'.
well i can't live on carpet tiles.

i might give gluten free a try for a week, but even then i can't see anyway to pay for it instead. One loaf costs me more than i'd spend on bread for a week normally.
 
You don't have to live on bread either :confused:

For instance: if you have tuna sandiwches at work why not have tuna and veggie bits in cous cous instead? Have cereal l instead of toast.

Bread is not the only fruit man :rolleyes:
 
I can't tolerate bread either :(

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I f***ing hated that f***ing show.

My parents told me it was comedy.

Scarred, I was.
 
You don't have to live on bread either :confused:

For instance: if you have tuna sandiwches at work why not have tuna and veggie bits in cous cous instead? Have cereal l instead of toast.

Bread is not the only fruit man :rolleyes:
bread and cereal induce much the same effect in me it seems.
 
does it vary on type of cereal e.g. corn vs wheat?
Not really. Doesn't seem to matter whether i eat porridge, shredded wheat, shreddies or toast (Can't abide cornflakes or things like rice puffs). Though oddly if i eat a big protein rich meal, like a fry up (which is exceedingly exceedingly rare) then I feel more full and for longer. But after breakfast i'm normally hungry/hyp an hour later.
 
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