In which we enter the 21st century
May 21st, 2009 by HewJust discovered the iPhone Wordpress app (having just discovered the iphone …) so this is being posted with two thumbs and a smile.
A busy day
May 8th, 2009 by LucindaFirst the Herald puts me on page 3 - and in fetching hairnet at that - then STV rings up and wants to interview the boys.
Onwards and upwards!
:-)
April 24th, 2009 by Lucinda
mmm... Genius
Our first product launch: Genius gluten free launches in Tesco stores nationwide in the UK on 27th April
It’s taken 3 years of work and at least 12 months of company set up, but we’ve done it. The gluten free bread will available to buy - FRESH! - in Tesco nationwide from Monday 27th April.
You might think I am biased when I tell you it’s a true market breakthrough but here is just an example of the kind of feedback we’ve been getting from the press.
“On a personal note can I just say thanks for this fab bread. I have a wheat intolerance (which I only discovered last year – what a revelation!) and this bread is just so good! So much better than anything else out there. Not sure I can wait 6 weeks to get my hands on another loaf! ” Health & Beauty Editor, Chat Magazine
And so excited are Tesco about this innovation that they’re putting it into over 700 stores right from the word go.
So… please go and :
- Try some. If you’re quick enough, you’ll catch it at an introductory price of £1.99.
- Tell the store manager (and us) if you can’t find it in your local store.
- Let Lucinda know what you think at info@geniusglutenfree.com
- Forward this to any coeliac friends of yours to let them know that there is now a really good fresh gluten free bread on the market – they’ll want to know about that.
Read more at the company’s smart new website here.
:-(
March 2nd, 2009 by Hew
Ow.
So. Various things have been keeping us very busy of late, not least the above.
All sorted now though, thanks to those very nice people at Nationwide Crash Repair (and our accommodating insurers - quite how accommodating they will continue to be after this incident remains to be seen).
More books
November 18th, 2008 by Hew
Envelopes by Harriet Russell. Why you should buy at Amazon.
Among the initial batch of envelopes was a letter with the address written in mirror writing. But it was not until sorting office staff forwarded one in which her street name and number were the answer to a series of crossword clues that she realised someone was taking their job very seriously indeed. Especially when the letter eventually flopped on to her mat with the boxes filled in and bearing the proud message: “Solved by the Glasgow Mail Centre.”
Makes you proud to be British.