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WHEN I FIRST TRIED READING INGREDIENT LABELS TO SEE IF SOMETHING WAS GLUTEN FREE

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So true!

(Source: thatssostate)

We love this!  
Coeliac food shopping can be a bore - it takes forever to read all the ingredient labels doesn’t it!?  
Fear not Planet Organic have come up with a savvy idea to make shopping simpler for anyone with specific dietary requirements. Just like the sign board all their shelf edge tickets have little coloured circles to indicate is something is veggie or gluten free & more. It made shopping in the Planet Organic in London a synch. Of course it also meant we bought far more than we went in for though!  The great thing about Planet Organic is that you get interesting organic foods that you can’t find anywhere else. We bought some unusual pear crisps that are gluten free and will report back on those!
If you’re curious as to their range of gluten free food then click here for a glimpse of what they offer. 
Of course Planet Organic is a niche supermarket and is generally in affluent areas in London. Yet we think it’s a great start to see a food store thinking outside the box and trying to make shopping simple for anyone with dietary needs. After all if they can do it why can’t other supermarkets?
Check it out yourself: 
If you want to check it out and see what you think then visit..
Planet Organic
22 Torrington PlaceLondon
WC1E 7HJ020 7436 1929
Nearest Tube: Goodge Street
Google maps: click here
Opening times: 
Monday – Friday: 07.30 – 21.00Saturday: 09.00 – 20.00Sunday: 12.00 – 18.00
Just exit Goodge Street tube, cross the road and head for Heals & Habitat furniture stores. At the corner turn right onto Torrington Place and you’ll see Planet Organic. They have a great cafe as well. If you love the easy shelf edge labelling don’t forget to let their Manager know so they keep up all the good work. 
They also have stores at Westbourne Grove, Muswell Hill and Islington. 
See here for info: http://www.planetorganic.com/blog/stores
What do you think?
Would you love all supermarkets to adopt this approach or something similar?

We love this!  

Coeliac food shopping can be a bore - it takes forever to read all the ingredient labels doesn’t it!?  

Fear not Planet Organic have come up with a savvy idea to make shopping simpler for anyone with specific dietary requirements. Just like the sign board all their shelf edge tickets have little coloured circles to indicate is something is veggie or gluten free & more. It made shopping in the Planet Organic in London a synch. Of course it also meant we bought far more than we went in for though!  The great thing about Planet Organic is that you get interesting organic foods that you can’t find anywhere else. We bought some unusual pear crisps that are gluten free and will report back on those!

If you’re curious as to their range of gluten free food then click here for a glimpse of what they offer. 

Of course Planet Organic is a niche supermarket and is generally in affluent areas in London. Yet we think it’s a great start to see a food store thinking outside the box and trying to make shopping simple for anyone with dietary needs. After all if they can do it why can’t other supermarkets?

Check it out yourself: 

If you want to check it out and see what you think then visit..

Planet Organic

22 Torrington Place
London

WC1E 7HJ
020 7436 1929

Nearest Tube: Goodge Street

Google maps: click here

Opening times: 

Monday – Friday: 07.30 – 21.00
Saturday: 09.00 – 20.00
Sunday: 12.00 – 18.00

Just exit Goodge Street tube, cross the road and head for Heals & Habitat furniture stores. At the corner turn right onto Torrington Place and you’ll see Planet Organic. They have a great cafe as well. If you love the easy shelf edge labelling don’t forget to let their Manager know so they keep up all the good work. 

They also have stores at Westbourne Grove, Muswell Hill and Islington. 

See here for info: http://www.planetorganic.com/blog/stores

What do you think?

Would you love all supermarkets to adopt this approach or something similar?