Gluten free naan...!

[BrabusMog]

Does anyone know if curry houses do this? I am cooking for someone tonight and left the naan I had bought for her elsewhere and I'm going to be nowhere near there tonight. Sadly none of the supermarkets by work stock it and the curry house by work doesn't open til 5 so I can't ring them right now!

[castex]

You'd be lucky!

[BrabusMog]

I worried as much. Why, oh why did I give it the biggun about getting hold of some instead of using it as a surprise. Oh well.

[BrabusMog]

I worried as much. Why, oh why did I give it the biggun about getting hold of some instead of using it as a surprise. Oh well.

[Mobile Chicane]

First rule of cooking for a date: never let on what you're intending making.

If it doesn't work out, they'll never know.

[BrabusMog]

Mobile Chicane said:

First rule of cooking for a date: never let on what you're intending making.

If it doesn't work out, they'll never know.

When the person you're dating can barely eat any normal foods you sometimes have to check they'd be ok to eat it first

[Du1point8]

sainburys has them, quick trip to pick them up

[BrabusMog]

Unfortunately not the one by me!

[Du1point8]

BrabusMog said:

Unfortunately not the one by me!

I find that strange if you live in Clapham/brixton as I went to the main one on high st and picked up a pack for my curry yesterday.

[BrabusMog]

Du1point8 said:

BrabusMog said:

Unfortunately not the one by me!

I find that strange if you live in Clapham/brixton as I went to the main one on high st and picked up a pack for my curry yesterday.

I do but I work in Hampshire and the girl in question lives in Guildford, wouldn't know where else to go round here.

edit - I'm cooking at hers as she has been constantly coming up to mine.

[Du1point8]

Then Im out and you are st out of luck!!

[BrabusMog]

[FredericRobinson]

What on earth is a gluten-free naan made from?

[Caulkhead]

Just give her an ordinary naan and see what happens. If she doesn't notice you'll know she's an attention-seeking SWT. If she keels over you'll know whether it's something you can put with or best to dump her now.

[Mobile Chicane]

BrabusMog said:

Mobile Chicane said:

First rule of cooking for a date: never let on what you're intending making.

If it doesn't work out, they'll never know.

When the person you're dating can barely eat any normal foods you sometimes have to check they'd be ok to eat it first

Possibly not what you want to hear, but if there's anything I know about relationships, it's that people who 'can't-eat-this, can't-eat-that' = Emotionally Needy Whingy Nightmare.

[Mobile Chicane]

Caulkhead said:

Just give her an ordinary naan and see what happens. If she doesn't notice you'll know she's an attention-seeking SWT. If she keels over you'll know whether it's something you can put with or best to dump her now.

You sneaked in while I was checking my speelnig. :-) However I entirely agree.

[castex]

Mobile Chicane said:

Possibly not what you want to hear, but if there's anything I know about relationships, it's that people who 'can't-eat-this, can't-eat-that' = Emotionally Needy Whingy Nightmare.

Sure-sure, but coeliac's a bit different.
Or so I'm told.

Erm...Carry on!

[vladcjelli]

FredericRobinson said:

What on earth is a gluten-free naan made from?

Paper



But I'm no chef.

[Mobile Chicane]

castex said:

Mobile Chicane said:

Possibly not what you want to hear, but if there's anything I know about relationships, it's that people who 'can't-eat-this, can't-eat-that' = Emotionally Needy Whingy Nightmare.

Sure-sure, but coeliac's a bit different.
Or so I'm told.

Erm...Carry on!

A quick Google says that the prevalence of true coeliac disease is 1 in 100.

Compare that with the numbers of wimmins - especially in London - who claim to suffer from some sort of self/quack-diagnosed 'food intolerance' and it's more like 1 in in 5...

[vladcjelli]

Mobile Chicane said:

A quick Google says that the prevalence of true coeliac disease is 1 in 100.

Compare that with the numbers of wimmins - especially in London - who claim to suffer from some sort of self/quack-diagnosed 'food intolerance' and it's more like 1 in in 5...

So paper should be fine then?