So, I realise it’s only been a short couple of weeks since I cut out dairy and gluten from my diet, but I’ve found that although gluten makes me bloat, I can have small amounts of it and be mostly fine. This means I will still be going gluten free but I know it won’t be too bad if I have the smallest amount once in a while. In the case of dairy, I am fine with cheese. No problems with cheese whatsoever, but milk and chocolate cause my stomach to ache the most so I’m have almond milk instead and only very small amounts of chocolate at a time (I’ve tried the dairy free stuff and I’m not too keen). It does mean I’ll probably come across as a?picky eater but if that’s what I’ve got to do to make myself comfortable then I’ll deal with it. Has anyone else had to do weird diet things like this?
Tag: Chocolate

I made a birthday cake for my fiance. He asked for chocolate so he got chocolate.

Cut up some stale custard doughnuts, covered them in chocolate custard and cooked them in the oven for 20 mins at 180C. I haven’t tried it yet but I’m hoping it’s edible.
I let it chill in the fridge over night and it’s set perfectly! It tastes really good too. Definitely the best way to use up stale doughnuts, in my opinion.

Cut up some stale custard doughnuts, covered them in chocolate custard and cooked them in the oven for 20 mins at 180C. I haven’t tried it yet but I’m hoping it’s edible.
simply perfect chocolate cupcakes | baking a moment
Not IBD-related but I’m feeling miserable. I saw these and have decided to make them when I get home.
More pictures of my freshly cooked gluten-free chocolate and cherry brownies. Still warm and very gooey.
Freshly cooked gluten-free chocolate and cherry brownies.





