In my opinion, they’re actually really good! And FYI, I’m judging them based on how much they do or don’t taste like *real* Pringles (from what I remember). I’m pleased to report… Party spreads are once again complete - if you can bear to share them! Which gluten free crisps do you miss? Don't forget you can also share all your new gluten free finds and get advice in my free Facebook support group - come on over! Need more gluten free tips? You could also use these to make some awesome festive treats - my personal favourite way to eat them is dunking them in a hot chocolate! But if you're new to coeliac disease or a gluten free diet, you might be wondering which crisps are actually gluten free.

These delicious chocolate treats feature a praline centre, surrounded by gluten free wafer and smothered in milk chocolate. The shape makes them great for scooping but they're also really moreish just eaten straight from the box.In fact, my gluten-eating other half demolished most of this bag and told me he think they're better than the real thing. Gluten free Frazzles It's always been pretty upsetting that Pringles aren't gluten free - but these Schär Curvies have saved the day!

Shortly after they launch in Asda, it’ll be very closely followed by a launch in both Tesco and Morrisons’ free from aisle. So that’s good news for us! Guess what? We finally have our own gluten free ‘Pringles’ thanks to Schar! Their own version are called ‘Curvies’ and they’re everything we’ve been waiting for… Pringles are just one of those things that you have to say goodbye to when you stop eating gluten. You can find some gf Pringle-like crisps in Lidl, but they don’t truly have that authentic taste and texture in my opinion. So can Schar’s Curvies fill that Pringle tube-shaped gap in our lives?! Last year I made little Christmas truffle reindeer for my friends using the pretzels cut in half as antlers.

Gluten Free Schär Curvies

Monster Munch have no gluten in the ingredients but they do have several 'may contain' warnings (classic Walkers) so are not suitable for people with coeliac disease. I love having a table of nibbles in the lounge during the festive season and gluten free pretzels are absolutely part of it! The tubes would be great for some Christmas crafting if you've got kids, and you can make a whole range of dips to go with them. But far more important in terms of making the series work is the resilient core of who Jo and Al are – what they do for women, their unique blend of bold humour and deep sensitivity – their indelible commitment to making their brides feel good as they are now, not permanently trying to live up to unreasonable standards." - Richard Osborne, Executive producer, Angel Eye Media. I actually had a bit of a love affair with these when I first discovered them; pretty sure some Sainsbury's exec somewhere has retired off the profits!

I love cakes and bakes, but nothing beats sitting down of an evening with a sharing bag of crisps to myself. They're also something that kids will love - perfect for putting out when you just want nibbles. Schär Gluten Free Chocolate Fingers They're also delicious dipped in melted chocolate and left to set for that perfect sweet and salty combination. You must try it! Gluten Free Schär Curvies But I guess deciding whether they’re worth the price depends on a lot on how they taste! So… how do they taste? There are a lot of crisp brands I used to love pre-coeliac which I now cannot eat, so I've been on a mission to find replacements. Are crisps gluten free?If like me you're a huge savoury fan, you're probably always on the hunt for a bag of gluten free crisps to devour. Now you can enjoy the incredible new raspberry gluten free Jaffa Cakes as well as the orange classics. All Walker's crisps carry a 'may contain gluten' warning, so even if there is no gluten in the ingredients, they are not suitable for people with coeliac disease. While Wotsits themselves aren't gluten free, you can get supermarket versions from which are safe to eat. But don’t head out immediately and start looking just yet – keep reading on if you want to know when they’ll be rolled out to Asda’s all across the UK… it’s sooner than you think!