The Anonymous Widower

Gluten Free Bread In Carluccio’s

On Friday night after the film, I had a quick supper in Carluccio’s in Islington, where the manager informed me that they now had gluten-free bread.

As I was in a hurry and only having a salad, I didn’t partake.

But this morning, I went back for breakfast on my way to football at Ipswich and had an eggs florentine with gluten-free bread.

Carluccio’s Gluten-Free Eggs Florentine

It was so much better, than one without, as the bread was ideal for soaking up the yolk of the egg.

The bread incidentally is Yes You Can, who would appear to be an Australian company, who don’t have a UK web-site. My only problem, could be that the bread is manufactured in Norwich.

Are we starting to see a tipping point, where no professional cafe or restaurant doesn’t offer gluten-free bread? After all, I found that this was very much the case in my visit to  Stockholm a couple of months ago.

I did hear that new menus are being printed in Carluccio’s, but certainly Islington has jumped in to offering the new bread.  I’ll try a couple of others in the next week or so.

August 10, 2013 - Posted by AnonW | Food | Bread, Cafe, Carluccio's, Coeliac/Gluten-Free, Islington, Restaurant