Category: Food
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RECIPE: Easy Dairy-free Creamy Tomato Pasta
*This post contains Amazon affiliate links, which means if you use them I make a small amount at no cost to you. What you can and cannot eat with Crohn’s disease is very personal to the individual, but out of everyone I have spoken to with the same condition as me, seem to agree that either lactose…
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RECIPE: EASY Chicken Fried Rice (but Make it Crohn’s)
*This post contains Amazon affiliate links, which means if you use them I make a small amount at no cost to you. If you are a regular reader, first of all, sorry for all the rubbish I talk, and secondly, you’ll know I have recently been diagnosed with Crohn’s disease. This has been swings and roundabouts for…
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RECIPE: Chicken Soup for the Bowel
*This post contains Amazon affiliate links, which means if you use them I make a small amount at no cost to you. **DISCLAIMER** I am not a qualified gastroenterologist, and this is not medical advice. I have pulled this recipe together based on what foods many sites on the internet say are “safe” for Crohn’s, and…
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REVIEWED: Gold, Notting Hill (No set Gluten-Free menu)
As far as media lunches go, the last few weeks have been unbelievably kind to me. Some of my job perks are incredible, which makes it all that bit more bearable that I am sitting here at 5.31 PM on a Friday, waiting for creatives to be approved, which will probably take until around 7…
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RECIPE: Bombay Potato and Paneer
Before having to become gluten-free, I was the sort of person that went through phases with food. It has taken me a little while to get used to the gluten-free diet, but I have got to the point now where thankfully my little food obsessions are starting again. One of them is Birds Eye Gluten-Free…
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REVIEWED: Dishoom Kensington (gluten-free menu)
Recently finding out I needed to go gluten-free because of coeliac, made me think that eating out wasn’t going to be an option for me mostly. If you know me or follow me on my Twitter account, you’ll come to learn that 1. I tend towards being dramatic 2. It didn’t mean the end of lunchtime…
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REVIEWED: Nopi, London (Gluten-free Menu)
If you are a regular reader, you’ll have figured out by now, that I am, in fact, a drama queen. Upon finding out I now had to follow a gluten-free diet, I gallantly told my colleagues at work “don’t include me on any upcoming media lunches. It is too much faffing around with menus and…
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REVIEWED: Trip CBD Drinks
*This post contains affiliate links Most people that know me personally, or follow me on social media, will know that I don’t drink alcohol. I spent the ages between 18 and about 30 being quite a big drinker, and when I started to get hangovers that lasted me two or three days and started to have…
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REVIEWED: Ping Pong, Shepherd’s Bush
Is the food as glamorous as the decor? Back in November of 2021, I reviewed Kibele in Great Portland Street. Despite this meal being the one of the first ones after the lockdowns that a vendor treated my advertising agency’s programmatic team to, when I reviewed it, it was with little fanfare or mention of…
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REVIEWED: Kibele, Great Portland Street
“Chicken Shish” No one looked up from their computer this time, probably because I’d just been randomly saying those two words all day. We had dinner after work with one of our vendors, and they had emailed ahead to say they were taking us to Kibele on Great Portland Street. I am one of those…
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