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By *ad Nanna OP Woman
over a year ago
East London |
"I really like oat milk, it’s good in coffee and makes wonderful porridge "
Yes, I've used it in porridge.
I've practically stopped drinking tea because the milk makes me ill.
I'm looking for products like custard etc |
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I've found that it's worth paying a bit more. Alpro soya products are WAY nicer than cheap soya stuff. I like the Alpro greek style yoghurt with passionfruit. They do nice chocolate or vanilla pudding thingies. The Alpro custard is lovely and I prefer Alpro soya milk to own brands.
I'm actually lactose intolerant (not dairy allergic) so use a lot of Lactofree products too. These are unsuitable for dairy allergy though, only good if lactose is the only issue. |
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By *indergirlWoman
over a year ago
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Full dairy allergy then oat,rice or almond milk works well and most brands do a version of it and things like custard and cream in them.
Lactose only then Lactose free milk works well for me and a lot of brands are introducing Lactose free ranges too in cheeses and craems and desserts |
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By *ad Nanna OP Woman
over a year ago
East London |
"Lactose free milk, its creampie tasting than normal milk
But is still dairy so unsuitable for true dairy avoidance. It's only suited to those needing to avoid lactose (like me )"
That could be me too. I'm at the experimental stage at the moment. I'm trying a low FODMAP diet and dairy alternatives. |
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By *ad Nanna OP Woman
over a year ago
East London |
"Full dairy allergy then oat,rice or almond milk works well and most brands do a version of it and things like custard and cream in them.
Lactose only then Lactose free milk works well for me and a lot of brands are introducing Lactose free ranges too in cheeses and craems and desserts "
I miss profiteroles and apple pie with custard.
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By *oodmessMan
over a year ago
yumsville |
"I've found that it's worth paying a bit more. Alpro soya products are WAY nicer than cheap soya stuff. I like the Alpro greek style yoghurt with passionfruit. They do nice chocolate or vanilla pudding thingies. The Alpro custard is lovely and I prefer Alpro soya milk to own brands.
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I thought soya (or large quantities of) was bad as it contained hormones, or something like it? |
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By *ad Nanna OP Woman
over a year ago
East London |
"Almond milk is also okay in coffee, just already very sweet so I don't add my usual 1/4 spoon of sugar."
I don't really drink coffee, just Nescafe decaffeinated cappuccino, that gives me a stomach ache.
Not sure I'd like any alternative milk in tea. |
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"Lactose free milk, its creampie tasting than normal milk
But is still dairy so unsuitable for true dairy avoidance. It's only suited to those needing to avoid lactose (like me )
That could be me too. I'm at the experimental stage at the moment. I'm trying a low FODMAP diet and dairy alternatives. "
If it's the FODMAP diet then you only should need to cut out lactose rather than all aspects of dairy. Watch out for some of the other sugars added to dairy free alternatives as they will not be FODMAP friendly. Ditto low sugar stuff (polyols). |
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"I've found that it's worth paying a bit more. Alpro soya products are WAY nicer than cheap soya stuff. I like the Alpro greek style yoghurt with passionfruit. They do nice chocolate or vanilla pudding thingies. The Alpro custard is lovely and I prefer Alpro soya milk to own brands.
I thought soya (or large quantities of) was bad as it contained hormones, or something like it? "
For soya products to impact your oestrogen, you'd have to consume huge amounts. A bit of custard and some soya milk on your cornflakes isn't going to affect anything. |
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By *oodmessMan
over a year ago
yumsville |
"Lactose free milk, its creampie tasting than normal milk
But is still dairy so unsuitable for true dairy avoidance. It's only suited to those needing to avoid lactose (like me )
That could be me too. I'm at the experimental stage at the moment. I'm trying a low FODMAP diet and dairy alternatives. "
Low fodmap you just need to avoid lactose, fructose, wheat and sugar for the most. Dairy per se, isn't much of a thing, you can still eat mature cheese. There is high quantities of sugar in almond milk for instance. |
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By *ad Nanna OP Woman
over a year ago
East London |
"I've found that it's worth paying a bit more. Alpro soya products are WAY nicer than cheap soya stuff. I like the Alpro greek style yoghurt with passionfruit. They do nice chocolate or vanilla pudding thingies. The Alpro custard is lovely and I prefer Alpro soya milk to own brands.
I thought soya (or large quantities of) was bad as it contained hormones, or something like it? "
I wouldn't be eating enough of it to affect me. |
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By *ad Nanna OP Woman
over a year ago
East London |
"Lactose free milk, its creampie tasting than normal milk
But is still dairy so unsuitable for true dairy avoidance. It's only suited to those needing to avoid lactose (like me )
That could be me too. I'm at the experimental stage at the moment. I'm trying a low FODMAP diet and dairy alternatives.
Low fodmap you just need to avoid lactose, fructose, wheat and sugar for the most. Dairy per se, isn't much of a thing, you can still eat mature cheese. There is high quantities of sugar in almond milk for instance. "
Yes, I can't have kefir because of the sugar in it.
Found out the hard way.
I have dairy intolerance and fat can make me ill since having my gallbladder removed.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I'm a chef and fell into vegan cookery as we were asked to cater in a field for 5 days for 300 vegans. I really enjoyed the challenge and got a but obsessed with making vegan cheese. But because hubby has a lethal nut allergy I tried with alternatives to the usual cashews. White beans work the best. Obviously high in fibre and the only fats are refined coconut. Pm me if you'd like to be bored with ideas or recipes. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"If you find a large supermarket, the free-from chilled cabinets usually have some good stuff in (for a price!)" good stuff always is pricey the healthy foods I mean
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I like cashew milk. Alpro Soya yoghurts are delicious. Some things are unexpectedly dairy free like oreos, a lot of cheap bourbons and jaffa cakes, fry's cream bars. There's actually an Instagram called accidentally vegan which is great for finding stuff.
On the flip side to that be careful as some things unexpectedly have dairy in like diet mayonnaise, lots of flavours or crisps, even vitamins. |
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"I like cashew milk. Alpro Soya yoghurts are delicious. Some things are unexpectedly dairy free like oreos, a lot of cheap bourbons and jaffa cakes, fry's cream bars. There's actually an Instagram called accidentally vegan which is great for finding stuff.
On the flip side to that be careful as some things unexpectedly have dairy in like diet mayonnaise, lots of flavours or crisps, even vitamins. "
Frys bars now have milk powder added to them.. They just announced it |
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"I like cashew milk. Alpro Soya yoghurts are delicious. Some things are unexpectedly dairy free like oreos, a lot of cheap bourbons and jaffa cakes, fry's cream bars. There's actually an Instagram called accidentally vegan which is great for finding stuff.
On the flip side to that be careful as some things unexpectedly have dairy in like diet mayonnaise, lots of flavours or crisps, even vitamins.
Frys bars now have milk powder added to them.. They just announced it "
Why would they do that. This is like Bournville all over again |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I like cashew milk. Alpro Soya yoghurts are delicious. Some things are unexpectedly dairy free like oreos, a lot of cheap bourbons and jaffa cakes, fry's cream bars. There's actually an Instagram called accidentally vegan which is great for finding stuff.
On the flip side to that be careful as some things unexpectedly have dairy in like diet mayonnaise, lots of flavours or crisps, even vitamins.
Frys bars now have milk powder added to them.. They just announced it
Why would they do that. This is like Bournville all over again "
And pringles (I think it's a cheap bulking agent)
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By *indergirlWoman
over a year ago
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"I like cashew milk. Alpro Soya yoghurts are delicious. Some things are unexpectedly dairy free like oreos, a lot of cheap bourbons and jaffa cakes, fry's cream bars. There's actually an Instagram called accidentally vegan which is great for finding stuff.
On the flip side to that be careful as some things unexpectedly have dairy in like diet mayonnaise, lots of flavours or crisps, even vitamins.
Frys bars now have milk powder added to them.. They just announced it
Why would they do that. This is like Bournville all over again
And pringles (I think it's a cheap bulking agent)
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Aldi do a mint creme bar that is dairy free/vegan |
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