Soya, dairy, egg and but free bread???

[ChangeYouFucker]

Is there such a thing that I can buy of the shelf? They all seem to have bloody soya in

Surely there must be one and I've just not found it?

[ChangeYouFucker]

NUT not but!!!

[DreamingOfAFullNightsSleep]

I did hear of one but unhelpfully I can't remember which now.

My dairy, soya and egg intolerant boy is improving now so can have any old bread really. But I do have a breadmaker which is easy and ace.

[Blueistheonlycolour]

Have you considered getting a bread maker?

[greencybermummy]

We bought a bread maker the day after diagnosis! Wraps are good and occasionally I find a local bread which is okay but no main brands as far as I know. I did get some rolls from tesco made in the store a few weeks ago which hadn't got soya in but I'm not sure if they would be nut free.
DD has been got used to wraps if we haven't any home made bread in.

[IDismyname]

Just check DS Specials stocked by Waitrose, co op and some sainsburys. I'm gluten free and cannot eat egg, and I know their ciabatta rolls tick both those boxes for me. Not sure about dairy or soya, though.

[LB80]

Tesco finest wholemeal and seeded are DF and SF. Asda dont have any suitable and neither do Sainsburys xx

[LB80]

Oh and some part bake bread is ok too. Tesco Value pack of 2 is free from D/S/E xx

[ChangeYouFucker]

Thanks, yes I guess a bread maker would be the answer. Guess I was looking for an easy option as my DS has so many foods he is allergic to that we are really restricted in quick lunches, snacks etc.

He's not that keen on wraps and have tried him on pittas but he reaches for the bread.

Bloody allergies.

[ChangeYouFucker]

Will try the TESCO ones thanks

[StepDoor]

There are quite a few that are dairy, soya, egg and nut free.

There's a mainstream brand but sadly I can't remember it's name. I know for sure waitrose farmhouse bread is free from above. Also the American bagels are free from all of them too, and are absolutely yummy!

[GrumbelinaPicklebottom]

Waitrose own brand "white and whole grain" loaf, and sourdough are okay. For something different, they have rosemary and sea salt focaccia.

There may be others there which are also suitable - I've only bought the ones listed.

[piggyboo]

Aldi essentials white bread and their own brand (village bakery) best of both are dairy, egg, nut and soya free. The white is may contain soya. The best of both has no may contains. Sainsburys do a hand baked ciabatta which i think if free of those too.