If like me you're a huge savoury fan, you're probably always on the hunt for a bag of gluten free crisps to devour. I didn’t want you to go rushing around the supermarket searching for them like on Supermarket Sweep ?)

disclaimer: I have worked with Schar in the past, but this is *not* a sponsored post! They kindly gifted me the products to post about today ❤️) 1. The ingredients. These were always a lunchbox favourite of mine so it's nice to be reunited - I think you just can't beat the ready salted flavour if you ask me. Gluten free Wotsits They're also something that kids will love - perfect for putting out when you just want nibbles. Schär Gluten Free Chocolate Fingers Plus, the BBQ flavour is to die for and that also tastes extremely like the BBQ Pringles I remember eating years and YEARS ago.

But I guess deciding whether they’re worth the price depends on a lot on how they taste! So… how do they taste? They're also delicious dipped in melted chocolate and left to set for that perfect sweet and salty combination. You must try it! Gluten Free Schär Curvies I know a lot of you guys will be disappointed that they’re not dairy free because of the ‘may contain’ warning, I think it’s massively important that you let Schar know your thoughts on this if so! Sadly Hula Hoops have a 'may contain' warning for gluten, despite not having gluten in the ingredients. Although Skips are largely made from tapioca starch, they're another Walkers product which has no gluten in the ingredients but an annoying 'may contain' warning.

Of course, just like with every gluten free or free from product, it’s probably a good idea to read the ingredients first, so here you go: You could also use these to make some awesome festive treats - my personal favourite way to eat them is dunking them in a hot chocolate!However, a tube of ‘Curvies’ is 170g whereas a tube of Pringles is 200g. So you’ll have to weigh all that up (excuse the pun!) when you hopefully find them in the supermarket. But as I’m sure you all know, all supermarkets can vary massively with when products pop up, so keep your eyes peeled. Who’s rushing out to search for them today?! Guess what? We finally have our own gluten free ‘Pringles’ thanks to Schar! Their own version are called ‘Curvies’ and they’re everything we’ve been waiting for… Another great addition to your Christmas nibbles table are these Schär Gluten Free Chocolate Fingers. In my opinion, they’re actually really good! And FYI, I’m judging them based on how much they do or don’t taste like *real* Pringles (from what I remember). I’m pleased to report…

Christmas can seem daunting when you're gluten free and the seasonal supermarket shelves are brimming with gluten filled biscuits, crisps, chocolates and more. INGREDIENTS: dehydrated potatoes 55%, sunflower oil, rice flour, glucose syrup, potato starch, flavour, emulsifier: mono- and diglycerides of fatty acids; rapeseed oil, salt, colour: paprika extract; smoke flavour. There are a lot of crisp brands I used to love pre-coeliac which I now cannot eat, so I've been on a mission to find replacements. Are crisps gluten free? These delicious chocolate treats feature a praline centre, surrounded by gluten free wafer and smothered in milk chocolate.Crisps and dip is literally my FAVOURITE accompaniment to an evening, and these Schär Curvies - which come in barbecue and original flavour - are perfect. All Walker's crisps carry a 'may contain gluten' warning, so even if there is no gluten in the ingredients, they are not suitable for people with coeliac disease. I know there are probably lots of crisps out there that you guys miss, so please let me know in the comments below so I can find alternatives! The hit TLC TV show, Curvy Brides' Boutique, follows Jo and Al, the brains behind Curves and Couture Bridal Boutique, and their beautiful brides' journey's to finding the perfect dress.