God, I swore I'd give up blogging until I could stop having to talk about food intolerances but clearly the world isn't going to let me because today's statement at …
So you've done the exclusion diet, identified your triggers, downloaded the Monash app and still you feel ill all the time. Either you are going mad or there are foods …
For someone who lives on a tight budget I almost never ever meal plan or write shopping lists which are seen as the two cornerstones of economical eating. Instead I …
(content note for eating disorders and talk of suicide) It's Mental Health Awareness Week and while other people online have debated the merits and needs of such things, several things I've …
Years ago I used to go out with a guy whose dad was from Barbados and he used to regale me with tales of warm Caribbean beaches and amazing food …
...Mainly to fodmaps, but increasingly to people making snippy little comments and writing comment pieces in national newspapers about 'faux' food intolerances because they aren't allergies. These kind of articles are …
Some people eat oysters when there's a R in the month, but since I'm allergic to them I collect new food intolerances on those months instead. September is brought to …
I love choux pastry. Doesn't matter whether it's a Paris-Brest, a profiterole or an éclair, I adore it. Not even having grown up with tales of my mum's summer job …
No blog at the weekend because I had an unexpected trip to hospital with an attack of my old foe, biliary colic and ended up admitted for four days to …
Are you a fussy eater? That was the question on everyone's lips over the Guardian Word of Mouth blog recently as they discussed people's foibles and finickiness. I was amazed by …
