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MiO Crispy Wraps

MiO Crispy Wraps

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100% Gluten Free stand at Gold Coast Markets.

100% Buckwheat Wraps. Super Seed Organic Buckwheat Crispy Wraps Italian + Japanese Fusion
ā€¢Gluten Free
ā€¢Grain Free

ā­ļøWhere to find themā­ļø

šŸŒ»MONDAY to FRIDAY(8am to 1.30pm) @ Billabong, Stockland Shopping Centre- Burleigh šŸŒŠ CLICK & COLLECT. (www.miowrap.com)

šŸŒ»THURSDAY (7am to 11am) Currumbin Community Markets

šŸŒ»SATURDAY (6am to 11.30am) @ Palm Beach Farmers Market

šŸŒ»SUNDAY (6am to 11.30am) @ BUNDALL (HOTA Farmers Market)

** We visited Mio recently- a few things to note.

**If you visit them at the markets they have a 100% GF kitchen except one sauce – the okonomiyaki sauce has a “May Contain” on it, avoid it and the rest is coeliac safe.

*** If you visit them via click and collect in Burleigh- they are also all gluten free except they do have gluten containing bread on the premises at present. They do take precautions and clean the grill for Coeliac customers however the kitchen is not 100% gluten free at the Burleigh location.

Image from – Mio Wraps
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