Gluten-Free Living Is Easy Thanks To Eatology’s Premium Healthy Meal Delivery


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Eating gluten-free can be tough, especially if you don’t know how. Whether you’re just learning to navigate restaurants or trying to cook for a gluten-intolerant loved one, let’s face it, Hong Kong isn’t always the ideal place to lead a gluten-free lifestyle. Grocery options offering gluten-free items aren’t as bountiful as they are in the US, Oz and Europe and with the hectic lifestyle many of us lead, ordering out is as synonymous as walking past gluten-filled bakeries (they’re everywhere). Gluten intolerant consumers have to choose carefully to ensure their meals are safe to consumer, and believe it or not, one of the best resources happens deliver gluten-free goodness straight into your home.

Offering some much-needed convenience within the gluten-intolerant community, premium meal delivery service Eatology, renowned for their chef-driven, dietician-designed meals, has amped up their dedicated gluten-free menu. But what’s the deal with gluten? Is the same as carbohydrates? Often misconceived as a “health” trend or fad, it’s important break down what it really means to be gluten-intolerant or gluten-sensitive.

What is Gluten?

Gluten comes from the word “glue” in Latin, a protein found in wheat, rye, and barley that helps foods (like pizza dough and pasta) keep their shape. Carbohydrates and gluten often go hand-in-hand, but it’s important to distinguish that carbs consist of sugar, while gluten is a group of proteins. Wheat-based flours are commonly found in carb-rich foods like baked goods and cereals but can also hide in other unassuming food products like soups, sauces, and salad dressings. Consuming them might be okay for the general population, but for others, it can be dangerous.

Gluten Free. Flavor Full. Eatology.

Understanding what it means to follow strict adherence to a gluten-free diet, Eatology is an ideal, easy-to-use meal delivery service for those who need to cut gluten from their bodies. It can be difficult to find great-tasting, gluten-free meals – especially if cooking isn’t your forte – but the brilliant team of chefs and cooks are constantly whipping up new gourmet recipes to fulfill your specific health needs, gluten-free and beyond. The company provides a free nutrition consultation service so clients are able to discuss their symptoms and requirements with Eatology’s resident certified nutritionist and registered dietitian, soothing any and all qualms they may have. Combining all-natural, deliciously healthy and made-fresh-to-order meals with the science of macros and caloric content in every meal program, Eatology is a winning formula, one we’ve happily tried and tested. A regular staple in homes, offices, and gyms across Hong Kong since 2015, Eatology caters to a wide range of dietary needs: dairy-free, low carb, gluten-free, vegetarian, vegan, high protein, modified Atkins diet, and a wholly popular bespoke meal plan where you can tailor-make a meal plan exactly how you’d like. Their unique approach to giving their clients the meal plans their bodies need without sacrificing taste or flavor!

Available in one, two, or three week programs, the Hong Kong-based company with a uniquely French flair has focused their efforts on raising awareness about gluten sensitivity. With a lifelong condition like gluten-intolerance, eating healthy doesn’t have to be a compromise of dull and lifeless flavor. With Eaotlogy’s helpful team of chefs and nutritionists carefully planning your meals, eating gluten-free can be as natural and wholesome as can be and as easy as clicking their website! And make sure to use their nutrition consultation service to determine if you have gluten sensibility, complementary with any 2-week meal plan.


All images courtesy of Eatology.

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  • Jenny Star Lor

    Jenny Star Lor is Green Queen’s resident eco wellness writer. She is passionate about reducing her carbon footprint, loves all things fitness and enjoys tasting her way through Hong Kong’s veggie dining options. Originally from Los Angeles, she now calls Hong Kong home. Previously, she wrote and reported for global publications such as The Hollywood Reporter and US Weekly. She is also a passionate pole dancer and teaches classes across Hong Kong.


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