Posts Tagged masstown market
Don’t Do Without – A Celiac’s Guide to Safe Takeout!
Posted by glutenfree4hfx in Recipes on December 4, 2014
One of the most valuable lessons I’ve learned since being diagnosed with Celiac disease is that if I am craving a food, I can either make it at home or find a reasonable take-out solution with a little bit of research. This is really valuable at busy times of the year, like in the weeks leading up to Christmas!
Here are our top ideas so that you can satisfy your cravings with some gluten-free goodies.
Catch of the Bay is a Real Find!
Posted by glutenfree4hfx in Reviews on August 26, 2013
Last weekend, Michael and I finally made it to Catch of the Bay at Masstown Market! We pulled into the market, and after a little wandering around, found the fish and chip boat at the far end of the parking lot. (It’s beside the fresh fish market in the lighthouse.) This little boat has been turned into a fish and chip “truck,” and has a patio with picnic tables built right around it.
After a quick glance at the menu (which does not specifically list gluten-free items), Michael and I each ordered a one-piece haddock fish and chips ($7.99) and a Diet Coke ($1.75). We grabbed our drinks from the cooler next to the order window, as well as some napkins and ketchup, and took a seat at a picnic table under an umbrella. We also had a new friend in tow:
Seven Fun Summer Things to Do in Nova Scotia… Without Gluten!
Posted by glutenfree4hfx in Links on July 17, 2012
It’s summertime and it seems like food is everywhere… including hot dogs, hamburgers, beer, and many other things that us gluten-intolerant folk can’t have. However, I love Chex’s motto: Live in the yes!
Here are seven amazing things you can do this summer that are totally gluten-free.
Masstown Market Offers Gluten-Free Dining
Posted by glutenfree4hfx in General Information, Links, Reviews on June 29, 2011
I found out that Catch of the Bay Fish & Chips at Masstown Market in Debert prepares many gluten-free items. They shared this information with the New Glasgow chapter of the Canadian Celiac Association:
Gluten For Punishment 