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Edinburgh Kilt Walk 18 Sep 2022

September 18, 2022

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We made it !


From 9am to 5pm, 87 miles today In Edinburgh Kiltwalk to raise fund for our chosen charity , Diabetes UK.

Our dog Cotton totally enjoyed walking. Yes, she was knackered, 24 miles is even tough for a border collie.


In supporting to fundraising for Diabetes UK, we made 2 of our products free of charge in past 48 hours.(offer now closed). Enjoy our products and if you can donate to support Diabetes UK, we will be grateful. Please click below links or click the images below to donate until 28 Sep. This year every penny we raise, there will be a 50% top up by the Hunter Foundation Many of my family and friends are suffering from diabetes.


Diabetes is a national crisis with almost 25% of the UK population either living with, or at high risk of developing it. As a food brand owner, I believe it is our responsibility to develop food that is not causing diabetes but help to reduce the risk of diabetes.


https://edinburgh.thekiltwalk.co.uk/fundraising/EdinburghKiltwalk2022-AnnabelleClarkDu

https://edinburgh.thekiltwalk.co.uk/fundraising/EdinburghKiltwalk2022-CallumO-Grady

https://edinburgh.thekiltwalk.co.uk/fundraising/EdinburghKiltwalk2022-JamesClark

https://edinburgh.thekiltwalk.co.uk/fundraising/EdinburghKiltwalk2022-EmmaDu

https://edinburgh.thekiltwalk.co.uk/fundraising/EdinburghKiltwalk2022-LingHsuanChiu

The Wee Wander Route

(4.1 Miles)

Mighty Stride

(24 Miles)


  • "My wife is unable to eat gluten so we've been looking for alternatives to rice, pricey gluten free pasta, and rice noodles. We decided to try these noodles made out of konjac since these were gluten free, vegan, and quick to use and prepare.

    The box came with 20 individual packages with no other fillers. I won't fault them on the individual packaging as I imagine they are catering to the convenience that people want.

    The individual package is simple and easy to use by just tearing the top. As the description states, the noodles have a fishy smell when you open. But once you rinse in water, the smell disappears mostly. We tried the noodles alone and with a tahini based sauce.

    The beauty of these noodles is that (once rinsed) the taste is completely neutral which means that the noodle takes whatever flavour of sauce that you add.

    The taste is a bit like jello, not quite chewy but a good enough texture and mouth feel to experience the sauce that you use with the noodles.

    We would definitely include these noodles in our rotation of vegan, gluten free carbs. "

    • Patrick



  • "I use these as part of a low carb diet, and find they work extremely well as replacements for normal noodles. They don't particularly taste of much, but add bulk and can take on the flavours of any sauce. Make sure you rinse them well as the water they come is a bit 'fishy' (It's not fish.) These are excellent for low-carb diets - try them with some prawns in Paprika and cream or in a mushroom stir fry!"

    • The Soft Machine Operator