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Gluten free icecream cones?

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staryeyed · 04/04/2009 12:13

Can I find these in the supermarket or health food shop? I need them for next weekend and the only ones I have found online want £6.50 delivery .

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GrinnyPig · 04/04/2009 12:18

Try Goodness Direct.

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staryeyed · 04/04/2009 12:29

I did - £6.50 delivery.

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GrinnyPig · 05/04/2009 15:36

Apologies for wrong info. They do post light items free of charge if they cost more than £4, but just checked and these appear to be £3.95! Could be worth asking them. I've never seen GF cones in any shop in the UK, we have stocked up on Schar cones and wafers in Spain, but I suspect the return trip may be a bit more than £6.50.

tatt · 05/04/2009 17:06

Why do you need cones? Try something like magnum lollies for an easy dessert instead.

silverfrog · 05/04/2009 17:29

the goodness direct site says light items under £4 cost £1 to deliver...

and I think here have more reasonable rates too.

hth

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staryeyed · 05/04/2009 17:34

Tatt its for Ds who is gluten and dairy free. We have just found a dairy free ice cream but he wont eat it from a bowl but looks longingly at other peoples ice cream cones. He is having a celebration this weekend and we thought it would be a nice treat for him.

Thanks Silverfrog will look again.

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staryeyed · 05/04/2009 17:39

Tried Goodness direct. Put in basket and went through to check out is saying £6.50 delivery.

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silverfrog · 05/04/2009 19:41

I'd try contacting them. i can't remmeber where I saw it exactly, but I clicked on something like "delivery terms" or "delivery rates", and it stated that if light and over £4 then they would post it for free, and if light and under £4 then it would cost £1 - maybe try ringing your order through tomorrow?

Otherwise, I just googled Barkat ice cream cones, and it came up with a list of places, which is where i got my link form (haven't ordered from them before)

jocie · 06/04/2009 10:10

have you tried Swedish Glace im sure they sell magnun style ones and poss cones in sainsbury's. (They do in bristol)If not try they're website. I think SG is the best non dairy ice cream in fact even better than dairy!.

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staryeyed · 06/04/2009 22:40

WE bought the sSeedish glace ice cream from Sainsbury's but I couldn't find cones in there.

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Friendlypizzaeater · 06/04/2009 22:41

I bought a box last week from a local health food store for about £4 - where are you ?

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staryeyed · 06/04/2009 22:51

north london

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loobeylou · 07/04/2009 20:27

i get mine in a health food shop called health matters, but I am almost sure I have seen them in holland and barratt too

ask your local HFShop to order them in now the weather is improving??

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staryeyed · 08/04/2009 16:08

Thanks everyone I have located them in Planet organic in Muswell hill, if anyone else is interested.

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