#Made marion gluten free free

#Made marion gluten free free

Made Marion Gluten Free (order them online).

West Cornwall Pasty Company (you can actually get them in-store believe it or not but you need to order them 60 mins in advance).

What are your other options for a gluten free pasty?Īnd if all else fails and you can’t find Ginsters gluten free Cornish pasty yet, there are gf pasties already available elsewhere right now! So now you know the price, the ingredients, where to find them and what’s inside them… all that’s left to do is hunt for them yourself! They’re available right now! Technically from yesterday, but I only found them in my local Sainsbury’s this morning. You lucky so and sos! I did try the pastry though and it is seriously awesome – lovely and buttery! I know I’m in a minority of people there on that, so of course, I thought I’d post this for the TONS of you guys who can eat this. (anyone else in the same boat as me on that one? Bloody IBS issues!) Ginsters said the the filling would contain 100% British minced beef, potato, onion and swede, all inside gluten free shortcrust pastry.Īnd that’s exactly what we’ve got! But sadly, that makes this product totally out of the window for me. Now we’ve seen the ingredients, we know for certain that this is a proper Cornish pasty filling as we were promised.

I’d love to know your view on this so leave me a comment below this post ? 4. I just wanted to highlight this in case there were any wheat allergy sufferers out there who might have otherwise missed this. But my question here is why is wheat not listed in bold?Įven if the wheat is suitable for gluten free people, shouldn’t wheat be highlighted as an allergen for wheat allergy sufferers? Both of these products ( this one and this one) contain gluten free wheat starch… and both have wheat in bold on the ingredients. Ingredients: Gluten Free Pastry (Deglutinated Wheat Starch, Water, Butter, Fat ( Milk), Corn Starch, Rapeseed Oil, Skimmed Milk Powder, Sugar, Vegetable Fibre, Glucose Syrup, Emulsifier: Soya Lecithin, Salt, Thickener: Guar Gum, Hydroxypropyl Methyl Cellulose, Natural Flavour), Potato, British Beef (15%), Onion, Swede, Beef Fat, Seasoning (Cornflour, Spices, Salt, Onion, Sugar, Mustard, Leek, Coriander, Sunflower Oil), Egg.Īllergy Advice: For allergens, see ingredients in bold.įirst of all, you might have noticed ‘deglutinated wheat starch’, which I’m assuming is the same as ‘gluten free wheat starch’, commonly listed in gluten free products. The ingredients.īut of course – the most important thing of all here is the ingredients, so here’s a photo of them! If you don’t have your magnifying glass handy, here’s what it says in the photo: And of course, make sure you buy the one with the big purple gluten free logo on it!! 3. So I’m not sure if they’re meant to be there, or not really!īut either way, if you can’t find them in one place, definitely have a check in both places just to be sure. I was slightly surprised to find them here as my Sainsbury’s actually has a free from chilled section… which also contains gluten free sausage rolls and pies. I found them down the aisle with all the chilled gluten-filled pasties, sausage rolls and pork pies etc. So we’re essentially paying more for a slightly smaller product.ĭoes that make your blood boil, or do you just accept that gf products cost more? I’d love to know what camp you’re in so leave me a comment below this post with your thoughts ?įor the time being, these will be only available in Sainsbury’s and that’s exactly where I found mine this morning. Whereas a regular, gluten-containing Ginsters Cornish pasty is currently £1.70 for 227g. This gluten free Cornish pasty will be £2.50 for a 200g product. What do you think of the price? Too much? Or affordable every once in a while?īut how does it compare to a gluten-filled pasty? Is it more expensive? They usually are! One of these little beauties will set you back £2.50. Also… will I be able to actually eat them?! (not looking likely)ĭon’t forget to follow me on Instagram as well btw, where I post all of my latest and greatest gluten free product finds first! Come over and say hello if you like posts like this one ? Who’d have thought? Gluten free Cornish pasties in supermarkets?! I mean… I’ve only been waiting 10 years ? Here’s everything you need to know about them, including where to buy them, the price etc.

Yes, that’s right, gluten free Cornish pasties by Ginsters are OUT NOW! Here’s everything you need to know about them, including where to find them, price and ingredients etc.