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We'll be spending two weeks in Devon and Cornwall this summer. My partner is gluten and oat intolerant (non-coeliac), and we're trying to sort out reliable gluten-free food options ahead of time. We're mainly looking for things we can grab quickly on the way to a bus or train – something for breakfast or a packed lunch for a day trip. The key word is *reliable*: places with consistently available GF options, not just "sometimes in stock." Last year we found that Pret a Manger and Tesco cover the basics reasonably well, but Pret becomes less of an option the further west you go. Can anyone recommend supermarket chains or local delis with a solid GF range in or aro...

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We need a place that is convenient, with variety, healthy food options for breakfast and lunch. We need a Pret A Manger in Hoboken.

I just feel like this is super low cal and a good amount of food for the calories pret a manger is claiming are in this salad less

I just feel like this is super low cal and a good amount of food for the calories pret a manger is claiming are in this salad

I found a couple new stores to try - a European/polish and an Italian grocery store a couple blocks apart. I’ve had a couple of these before but lots of new ones to try!

Hi Everyone! I have started a Coffee Meetup group for theater enthusiasts. The first event is on Saturday March 28th at 4:45 - 5:45pm at Pret a Manger at 1700 Broadway. Please join the group if you are interested in meeting up to talk theater! If the link doesn’t work, please search Coffee on Broadway on Meetup. https://meetu.ps/e/PWgZ9/1xl6M/i

We ran out of rice and eggs so I went for a trip to Maxi as they have the cheapest for brown rice per 100g and we only have space for 1 dozen eggs at a time. Husband already took the apples and snacked on them (he likes trying different varieties so I got some of SweeTango) so I'm left with 1pc. Not bad for a $32 haul.

I was just in a Pret a Manger and a sort of Muzak-y cover of “Heart of Mine” came on. It occurred to me that I sometimes do hear Dylan covers in places like this - sometimes, not often - but I don’t think I’ve ever heard a Dylan song sung by Dylan. On one hand I don’t really want to hear Dylan singing in a fast-food place or the grocery store, but on the other, I think his original versions are almost always so much better. What do you think? Is it a legal thing? Or is his voice just not deemed suitable for background music?

Finally got my hands on the famous bulk, frozen bakery croissants! $59.99 for the case, there are 204 croissants, which makes these lil nuggets of joy less than twenty five cents each. And... O. M. G. Y'all... Y'ALL!!! These have seriously ruined all other croissants for me. I am forever changed. Eating one of these, freshly baked, is what I imagine eating one while actually IN France must be like. I've had the case 3 days and I can't stop thinking about them. I'm obsessed. I can die happy... and considering the saturated fat content in one of these bad boys I probably will!

Finding good public chargers can be a bit of a hassle — prices vary, speeds vary, and apps can be cluttered or require you to have an accounts — so I built a simple tool to help you [find EV chargers](https://resolvo.uk/ev-charging/london) across the UK The idea is to make it quick to compare nearby EV charging points — location, connector type and speed — so you can pick the best option without bouncing between half a dozen apps. It feels timely because EV charging infrastructure is expanding fast across the UK, but there are still lots of questions around cost differences between networks, roaming, and how best to navigate the public charging landscape. I know there are other ap...

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First time trying these ones. Just added banana peppers but if I had pickled onions I would have added some too. Tinned fish options are basically non existent where I live so it was nice to have something new

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Here in Germany all the higher end fast food chains are currently failing and I understand why. They're ridiculously overpriced for what they're delivering. Five Guys opened up one or two years ago and you pay around 20€ for a menu. I have to walk 500m down the street and get fantastic smash burgers for 15€. It's even worse with Chipotle prices they're are ridiculous, it's fast food for restaurant prices. 4,90€ for 0,2 L drinks and the food is between 15€-20€. For 25€ you get a decent restaurant meal. 3 tacos cost 16,50€ and I can get 3 for 12,50 made by Mexicans and made with ingredients that are hard to get here. It's the same with Dean and Da...