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Gluten Free Expo On Again In Melbourne


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For those in Melbourne, Australia and those visting Melbourne in October don't forget that the annual Gluten Free Expo is on October 11th/12th at the Exhibition Centre.

There will be hundreds of stands exhibiting gluten free foods and everything related to a gluten free diet. You will get the opportunity to sample more gluten free food than you can eat.

Curtis Stone (as seen on TV, Oprah etc.) will be there cooking gluten free foods as will other guest chefs.

I have been to the last two and it was fabulous.

Here is the link for more information:

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Ooops!

The guest chef at the show is not Curtis Stone but Tobi Puttock (Jamie Olivers' Fifteen restaurant).

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Don't forget - Gluten free expo on this weekend.

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