I’ve tasted San Leo Asti – should you put a bottle in the trolley or leave it on the shelf?
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Tasted Tesco’s Everyday Value Roasted Salted Cashew Nuts
I’ve tasted Tesco’s Everyday Value roasted salted cashews nuts – should you put a pack in the trolley or leave them on the shelf?
Veggie Tom has tasted Clive’s Organic Vegetarian and Gluten-free pies
By Veggie Tom I’ve tasted Clive’s Organic Pies… should you put them in the trolley or leave them on the shelf?
Gluten-free Sam has tasted Isabel’s Pizza Base Mix
By Gluten-free Sam I’ve tasted Isabel’s Pizza Base Mix… should you put a pack in the trolley or leave them on the shelf?
Nut-allergy Alexis has tasted Wowbutter
By Nut-allergy Alexis “Tastes almost exactly like peanut butter… except without the death”
Martin Isark has tasted BrewDog’s Watt Dickie – 35% Ice Distilled Beer
I’ve tasted BrewDog’s Watt Dickie 35%, Ice Distilled IPA Beer – should you buy a 6cl bottle or leave it on the shelf?
Gluten-free Sam says, are Oats really safe for Coeliacs?
By Gluten-free Sam The gluten-free diet is not an easy one, and it requires you to learn a great deal about foods, ingredients and even manufacturing methods, especially if you or a loved one suffers from coeliac disease. While wheat, rye and barley are obvious no-nos for the gluten-free, oats are a bit more complicated.
Veggie Tom has tasted Asda Vegetarian White Nut Roasts
By Veggie Tom I’ve tasted Asda Vegetarian White Nut Roasts… should you put a pack in the trolley or leave them on the shelf?
Breaking News – A busy in-store Wi-Fi is not as good as 3G or 4G
More and more supermarkets are including an in-store Wi-Fi to help their customers connect to the internet. Surely that’s great news if you have the Can I Eat It? iPhone Ap?. Yes and No.
Alexis Manning is joining the Can I Eat? Team as the go-to guy for nut-allergy reviews
By Nut-allergy Alexis My name is Alexis Manning and I’ll be joining the Can I Eat It? Team as their nut-allergy reviewer. You’ll see me referred to on the site and on the app as “Nut-allergy Alexis”.