Gluten Free Halloween
Halloween is right around the corner and to help you have a great celebration, we have put together a list of tips to help keep your caped crusader happy and healthy. In partnership with Rosie & Jim.
Halloween is a holiday like many others which is associated with treats and sweets. Having coeliac disease should not exclude you from any of the associated festivities.
Not all treats need to be something we can eat, here is are some goodie bag suggestions that can be used instead of food:
- Spooky stickers
- Crayons / markers / pens
- Hair accessories
- Miniature figurines eg. Halloween / farm animals / dolls / cars
- Bubbles
- Halloween note books
- Pack of cards
- Dracula false teeth
- Fake blood
- Fake tattoos
- Spinner tops
- Key chains
- Pencil toppers / erasers
- Glow sticks
- Novelty sunglasses
Halloween Cookery Demonstration with Rosie & Jim
Looking for a fun, delicious, and educational event for all the family this midterm break? The Coeliac Society of Ireland and Rosie & Jim have got you covered.
We’ll be returning to Gowan Home in Citywest for our annual Halloween Cookery Demonstration on Tuesday, October 28th, at 10:30am.
Join Chef Frances Buckley for a morning of scarily tasty recipes, perfect for the spooky season.
This is a ticketed event, and must be booked in advance of attending. Tickets start at €15 for an adult and child, with a €5 charge for any additional children. They can be purchased at the link below, or at our office on Tower Road, Clondalkin.
