Wheatfree Bakery Direct

6 recommendations and reviews from 6 people

• Referral from March 11, 2016
  

  Nicola H. asked:

  Hi ! Could anyone suggest good coeliac friendly restaurants in Nottingham please . Also in Malvern , if anyone knows any ?? Thanks

  

  Samantha M. replied:

  Another vote for Dottie's Tearoom - it is fantastic to be able to have anything you want, no compromise or negotiation. Also a fantastic place to buy bread and rolls from the Wheat Free Bakery, have a look at their website and you can order via Dotties in advance to save on delivery costs. http://www.wheat-freebakerydirect.com/

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• Referral from September 10, 2015
  

  Lynn R. asked:

  Hi, I'm new to the group today and I am trying to find some decent bread. I had been buying the Genius white bread but they have been changing the recipe slowly but surely and last weekend was a completely new recipe and they have changed it for the worse, not better :( Would anyone know of anywhere to get a decent gluten free bread, possibly by mail order? I live in a rural area of north Wales and there isn't really any good options locally.

  

  Grace W. replied:

  https://www.facebook.com/pages/Wheatfree-Bakery-Direct/190585901110579

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• Referral from January 16, 2015
  

  Christine T. asked:

  Does any one know where I can get bread that tastes like bread in Watford pls I've tried so many and I don't like them

  

  Han P. replied:

  Wheat free bakery direct! it's amazing :) http://www.wheat-freebakerydirect.com

  

  Morven S. replied:

  I buy mine online. Wheatfree bakery direct. Fab tiger bread (and donuts!)

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• Referral from November 18, 2014
  

  Kerry M. asked:

  Anyone know of a good gluten free bread recipe? Tried doves and a packet mix

  

  Ray M. replied:

  I've tried a few but no real luck so far. Doves has a bad taste that a handfull of cheese helps and add a little baking powder for better lift. I'm thinking of going to a bakery but £5 delivery would be better split between at least 2. The prices are better than supermarket, more choice, they do some cakes and you can freeze the bread. http://www.wheat-freebakerydirect.com/

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• Referral from July 2, 2014
  

  Shaz Y. asked:

  hi, does anyone know where i could get a GF french stick or similar? is there even such a thing? i am expecting a baby and am yearning for a piece of crunchy french stick with real butter. mmmm! thanks

  

  Val S. replied:

  Try here, it's a dedicated wheat & gluten free bakery www.wheat-freebakerydirect.com/ -

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