Oats can be so confusing when you have coeliac disease. They’re naturally gluten free, but most are not gluten free because they are grown and processed beside other grains, therefore they are contaminated. But, thankfully, we don’t need to miss out, because some oat farmers, like Glebe Farm in Cambridgeshire, produce gluten free oats which are safe for coeliac sufferers.
Glebe Farm has very kindly gifted me with some of their products so that I could write an honest review here on my blog.
It’s Burns Night on January the 25th – the night when Scottish people celebrate the birthday of Rabbie Burns, the country’s national bard. Traditionally, people celebrate by reciting Burn’s poetry, eating haggis and probably having a wee dram or two. And this is where my problem arises. The wee dram is completely off-limits because of my medication and since haggis isn’t gluten free, it’s been off the menu since my coeliac disease diagnosis…
Disclosure – I have seen websites advertising posture clothing and since I live with chronic back pain I was interested in finding out if a shirt could benefit me. ActivePosture gave me a posture shirt to trial in exchange for an honest review. Why I wanted to Review the ActivePosture…
