My husband popped into a sandwich shop in London when he was there the other day and happened to spot that they also had wheat free bread. The shop was called ‘Eat’ on Camden High Street. I must admit I don’t normally like venturing into the ‘big smoke’ but I think this might be worth a special trip. I just hope that this becomes the trend and these sort of healthy living/free from food type shops start increasing all over the country.
My husband keeps saying I should start making my own bread and start my own free from cafe/sandwich shop. There would certainly be a demand where I live for decent lunches. But, I just keep thinking of the overheads and hygiene hassles and stick to my comfy job where I have a regular wage. Maybe one day I will be brave. ;o)
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Wow, you are lucky to find a restaurant that has wheat free bread! So far, I’ve had to forego bread when I go out. Maybe I can do something to nudge restaurants to start carrying wheat free bread.
Hi dager3,
Thanks for the comment. Apologies for the delay. I must admit it was my husband that found the sandwich shop so not sure what the bread would have been like. I certainly think the word should be spread a bit more. Surely some baker somewhere can make some decent wheat free bread.
By the way, I like your blog. Have you only started recently?
Jude
FYI, the bread is wheat free but not gluten free as far as i know. i work in camden and have been there a few times. Eat isnt a restaurant its simply a sandwhich shop chain along the lines of pret. However unlike pret Eat mark all there products with regards to gluten, dairy, nut etc content including there soups which is very usful.
to my knowledge the wheat free bread is only available with soup, not as a sandwhich… i shall go have a look as i wouldnt mind a sandwhich today.