Can Coeliacs Eat Good Food? Best Gluten-Free Food Spots Revealed with Chris (Melbourne Coeliac)
The Food Guys PodcastShow Notes
This week on The Food Guys, Dub and Nectro are joined by Chris from Melbourne Coeliac about what it’s really like living with coeliac disease in Australia.
From the best gluten-free restaurants in Melbourne and safe coeliac-friendly eats, to hidden cross-contamination risks, expensive grocery swaps, gluten-free snacks, pizza, beer and fast food, this episode is packed with honest tips for anyone who loves food but has to eat gluten-free.
Fun fact, Chris is Ange's brother in law, Ange is an old friend of the podcast!
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We are recording 3 live episodes at Urban Diner at Pacific Epping in Melbourne's North on March 27, 28 and 29! Come down, it's free and enjoy some giveaways, live taste testing and meet and greet Dub and Nectro! Follow us @thefoodguyspod DM us your questions and topics! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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