#Made marion gluten free free#

Cherry Trees Coffee HouseĬherry Trees Coffee House in Padstow Harbour was another spot offering gluten free lunch options. The gluten free menu options did look good though and you can't beat that view. I've popped a photo of the menu on the day we came, but of course check their website before you go as it might be different! I've seen a few coeliac people on Instagram saying they'd had a good experience here so I'd definitely book a table on my return. It's right about the harbour with gorgeous views over the estuary and the menu had lots of gluten free (and vegan) options marked for breakfast, lunch and dinner. I had heard a LOT of great things about Greens of Padstow, though I didn't get to eat there myself this time. They had a great range of flavours and a generous scoop - definitely the best! Greens of Padstow, North Quay The gluten free cone came in a plastic sleeve to protect against contamination (annoying on the plastic front though) and I had a delicious salted caramel ice-cream. I don't even care because it was SO good and it came on a gluten free cone too! Right in the centre of Padstow harbour you'll find Harbour Ice-Cream, offering a selection of my faves, Langage Farm ice-cream.Īnd yes - I went all the way from Devon to Cornwall to have an ice-cream made in Devon. I didn't try these out but worth investigating if you want more gluten free snacks! Harbour Ice Cream, Padstow Harbour I took mine out, popped it in the paper bag and left it 5 minutes or so to cool (while we found a nice spot to sit) and the crust crisped up again nicely.Ĭhough Bakery also advertise they have a range of gluten free bread and cakes. Top tip: If you get these hot, take them out of the plastic bag and into the paper bag as quickly as possible, otherwise they'll go a bit soggy. (It's worth noting these are made with gluten free wheat starch, which is absolutely fine for people with coeliac disease but not those with a wheat allergy.)Ĭhough Bakery cooks these gluten free pasties up fresh (it takes four minutes) and they're baked in a sealed bag so there's no cross contamination. Obviously my first port of call visiting Cornwall was to get hold of a proper Cornish pasty.Ĭhough Bakery in Padstow Harbour has two gluten free Cornish pasties on offer - either a gluten free steak pasty or a gluten free cheese pasty.īoth are Coeliac UK accredited and baked in Made By Marion bakery in Redruth. The whole place was very busy when we went so I'd recommend booking one of the gluten free restaurants in advance if you're set on eating there.Īnd if you have any gluten free Padstow recommendations please do leave them in the comments below so I can add them to this list! Chough Bakery, Padstow Harbour If you have coeliac disease you'll need to check on cross contamination as well - I have a handy guide to eating out to help with the questions you might need to ask.

Personally I can only vouch for the places I actually ate, so as always please always double check that everything is gluten free when you arrive. I did however spot a number of gluten free spots to eat, so I'll list them all here. I only had a day trip to Padstow so there was a limit to how much food I could eat - though I did try my best! With a gorgeous harbour, secluded beaches and lots of coeliac-friendly eateries, Padstow is a great place for a visit if you're in Cornwall this summer. If you're looking for gluten free Padstow recommendations, you've come to the right place. For more info, check out my Disclosure Policy. Bilello, and her husband Dave, were hunting for the perfect location for about a year before finding the space at East Wind, which is home to several other specialty shops.This post may contain affiliate links for which I earn a small comission at no extra cost to you. The Brookhaven resident sold her line of Gluten Free Sweets ‘n’ Treats at local farmers markets and at small boutiques throughout Suffolk County until deciding it was time to get her own storefront. During the holidays I would bring them in cookie trays and baskets of things I made. “I started experimenting at home and, I am an accountant by trade, I had a lot of clients in the city. “It started with a need for good-tasting, gluten free desserts,” Bilello said. Gluten Free Sweets ‘n’ Treats opened last week in the Shoppes at East Wind in Wading River.Īll of the small batch treats are gluten free and handmade by owner Laura Bilello, who launched the business four years ago after she and her son, Louis, were diagnosed with celiac disease. There is a new place to get gluten free and vegan desserts on the North Fork.

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