Schar Curvies Original, 170 g (Pack of 1)

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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! INGREDIENTS: dehydrated potatoes 55%, sunflower oil, rice flour, glucose syrup, potato starch, flavour, emulsifier: mono- and diglycerides of fatty acids; rapeseed oil, salt, colour: paprika extract; smoke flavour. Crisps and dip is literally my FAVOURITE accompaniment to an evening, and these Schär Curvies - which come in barbecue and original flavour - are perfect. However you choose to enjoy them, these gluten free chocolate fingers will always be a festive staple in our household. Schär Gluten Free Tempties

These gluten free Spekulatius by Schär are another product which was newly launched last year and was a huge hit. The shape makes them great for scooping but they're also really moreish just eaten straight from the box. They do taste A LOT like actual Pringles. I’ve shared some ‘accidentally’ gluten free Pringles I found in Lidl this year as you’ll see in the photo below ?? 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 the great news is, thanks to Schär, you don't have to miss out on all your favourite treats just because you're gluten free!BUT, actually, Schar’s new ‘Curvies’ actually are a lot closer in taste and texture to Pringles from what I can remember! Sadly onion ring crisps aren't gluten free, but Tesco has brought out this free from version which are gluten, wheat and dairy free.

Do leave me a comment below and let me know which one wins your festive vote. Want to win some free Schär goodies this Christmas?

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Lidl also do a range of gluten free Dorito's dupes but trust me, the Sainsbury's ones are SO much better. Schär have brought out their gluten free Curvies crisps in recent years, which come in BBQ or plain flavours. It's always been pretty upsetting that Pringles aren't gluten free - but these Schär Curvies have saved the day! 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?! INGREDIENTS: Dehydrated potatoes 57%, sunflower oil, rice flour, glucose syrup, potato starch, salt, emulsifier: mono-and diglycerides of fatty acids; rapeseed oil.

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 They're also something that kids will love - perfect for putting out when you just want nibbles. Schär Gluten Free Chocolate Fingers 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… These delicious chocolate treats feature a praline centre, surrounded by gluten free wafer and smothered in milk chocolate.Sadly Hula Hoops have a 'may contain' warning for gluten, despite not having gluten in the ingredients.

While Wotsits themselves aren't gluten free, you can get supermarket versions from which are safe to eat. 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? So when I found out the Sainsbury's own tortilla chips are gluten free AND come in cheese, original and chilli flavours, I was over the moon.However these Sainsbury's Bacon Crispies have come to the rescue as the perfect Frazzles alternative.