Glutafin Biscuits (200g)
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Glutafin Biscuits are a delicious way to fill a gap at tea time. They are perfect for dunking into your afternoon cuppa and unlike other biscuits in our range, they come in a roll wrapper rather than a box. That should help you spot them. Sweet, crunchy and delicious- how can you resist?!
Glutafin Biscuits availability
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Glutafin Biscuits Ingredients
Maize starch, vegetable margarine: (vegetable oils & fats; salt, emulsifiers: mono- and diglycerides of fatty acids, polyglycerol esters of fatty acids; acidity regulator: citric acid; natural flavouring), maize flour, sugar, modified tapioca starch, eggs, whole milk powder, sugar beet syrup, emulsifier: mono- and diacetyl tartaric acid esters of mono- and diglycerides of fatty acids; raising agents: ammonium hydrogen carbonate, sodium hydrogen carbonate; salt, natural flavouring.
Glutafin Digestive Biscuits Nutrition Information
Typical Values
Per 100g
Per biscuit (7g)
Energy
1968kJ/ 468kcal
138kJ/ 33kcal
Protein
1.8g
0.1g
Carbohydrate
80.0g
5.6g
of which sugars
9.5g
0.7g
Fat
15.6g
1.1g
of which saturates
8.5g
0.6g
Fibres
1.0g
0.1g
Sodium
0.3g
Trace
Contains: Egg, Milk.
This product is
- Gluten-free
- Wheat-free
Your Comments
Recent Comments...
The biscuits that taste like marie ones, Biscuits gran biscotto you sent me a roll of them. as a sample. My surgery tell me that they can't get these on prescription, like the mini crackers I've just written back to you about, they can't add them on. Where can I buy a pack of these and what is the cost? I did get a pack of choc chip cookies and custard creams from my local Boots, guess I might be able to get them through them.
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Thanks Janice these are called the Glutafin Biscuit and have been available for a long time so they should be able to obtain these on prescription. Out products can be purchased through any pharmacy.
With thanks
The Glutafin Team
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Thanks Janice these are called the Glutafin Biscuit and have been available for a long time so they should be able to obtain these on prescription. Out products can be purchased through any pharmacy.
With thanks
The Glutafin Team
Janice Beal says:
27th July 2010
27th July 2010
I have tried three times with my surgery to obtain this biscuit including quoting the PIP code on each occasion. I have been prescribed Digestive, then on the second request, prescribed Tea Biscuit and on the third request, back to Digestive again.
Please help
Hi Rodney
Sorry to hear you have had problems. Please call us on our careline and we can try to see if there is anything we can do to help.
We look forward to hearing from you
The Glutafin team
Please help
Hi Rodney
Sorry to hear you have had problems. Please call us on our careline and we can try to see if there is anything we can do to help.
We look forward to hearing from you
The Glutafin team
says:
21st August 2010
21st August 2010
My 18 month old daughter has just been diagnosed and as she has been quite ill, is very fussy with food at the moment. These biscuits were suggested by the GP as part of her prescription, she absolutely loves them - so much so that she has got through the two packets we had and I will need to get more of them on prescription. I assume I can get them from Boots.
says:
2nd October 2011
2nd October 2011
These biscuits are absolutely delicious and have been my favourites since being diagnosed in 1998. Unfortunately I cannot now get these on prescription. I am at the moment trying to find a supplier. I have found one which will charge £3.88 without p&p and even more at my chemist so I'm still looking.
Thank you