In Germany there are often gluten-free shelves where you can find many gluten-free products together. In Migros I always have to search until I find the GF product.
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Migrosprodukte
Exactly, I'm looking around stupidly with a magnifying glass because everything is written so small that I can't read anything. I speak to a sales clerk who helps me in a friendly way, but where can we find the product? If possible in a corner or at the bottom of the shelf. It would be really helpful to create a corner with gluten-free products. Thanks for the effort
On migipedia you can check gluten-free and then availability... not that difficult...
Dragonball
On migipedia you can check gluten-free and then availability... not that difficult...
I still buy in-store because I inspect the goods visually and don't buy by picture.
Migrosprodukte
Exactly, I'm looking around stupidly with a magnifying glass because everything is written so small that I can't read anything. I speak to a sales clerk who helps me in a friendly way, but where can we find the product? If possible in a corner or at the bottom of the shelf. It would be really helpful to create a corner with gluten-free products. Thanks for the effort
Yes, and finally do something with the Aha! Seal. It's always the same for gluten, lactose and fragrance-free. My coeliac disease only needs gluten-free and it's always embarrassing when friends buy extra expensive Aha! products (lactose-free) and you have to explain why you can't eat them.
Smoky_2
Yes, and finally do something with the Aha! Seal. It's always the same for gluten, lactose and fragrance-free. My coeliac disease only needs gluten-free and it's always embarrassing when friends buy extra expensive Aha! products (lactose-free) and you have to explain why you can't eat them.
Exactly would be very important for us allergy sufferers