Dairy Free products in the supermarket

[GingerMaman]

I thought it would be useful to start a thread about dairy free products that are in the supermarket.

I've just found puff pastry at sainsburys that is dairy, egg and soya free!

www.sainsburys.co.uk/groceries/index.jsp?bmUID=1395667484800

Please do share!

[atthestrokeoftwelve]

Do you mean substitutes? My children don't eat dairy but I haven't used any special foods.

[GingerMaman]

No, I mean just general products.

Cocoa is a difficult one, because most contain May have traces of milk warning. The sainsburys one has may contain soya warning but no warning for milk:

www.sainsburys.co.uk/groceries/index.jsp?bmUID=1395668376183

[BigPigLittlePig]

Hobnobs. Several makes of Bourbons.

Yum!

[KarenHL]

Morrisons do a dairy-free rocky road, and brownies. Made DD v.happy. Also own-brand d-f choc bars (good for lunches).

I know I could get kinnerton eggs For easter, but much prefer the ingredients at Billygoatstuff.

[DrinkFeckArseGirls]

As kong as the hobnobs are dairy free, all's good in the world

[DwellsUndertheSink]

the big supermarkets used to provide a list of all products that were dairy free - from cereals to breads and cakes. Ask @ customer services or through their website.

[GingerMaman]

Where do you get dairy and soya free cheese from?

[BigPigLittlePig]

I think it's called Cheesley. I have heard, er, less than glowing reports about it. Have never bothered to try for myself though.

[josephine1986]

Don't hobnobs have a May contain milk warning? Was sure I checked the other day but was disappointed

[cece]

Tesco Value plain chocolate

Tesco value bourbon biscuits

[BigPigLittlePig]

Have started off the biscuit chat now! Have to confess, we have supermarket own hobnobs cheapskate so can't answer for proper hobnobs or their chocolate coated cousins.

After 16m of dairy, soy and egg free, I have a number of other foods I could add, depending on what sort of thing people fancy...

[misdee]

Oreos are dairy free

Mini chocolate dodgers as well

[drawohamme]

New York bagels. The dairy free cream cheese is called Sheese and they sell it at Wholefoods. Coyo yogurt at Ocado is yum too - better than 'real' yogurt.

[drawohamme]

Also not the supermarket but allergy essex.co.uk have loads of stuff. Ocado seems to be your best bet out of London.

[GingerMaman]

I'm interested in cheese, really missing it!

I also saw some really yummy DF desserts on Ocado but I'm not sure if I can have soya yet, so I'm waiting for dd to get tested 1st.

[drawohamme]

Pudology do loads of yum DF puddings. I think waitrose stock them.

[weirdthing]

Vegusto is the only nice vegan cheese - tasty but v pricey.

[soundevenfruity]

Coconut milk yoghurt. Delicious but really pricy so investigating where to get a starter to make my own.

[Auntierosemary]

Tesco do coconut and fruit smoothies that have added calcium in their chilled free-from section. No dairy/soya etc. can't vouch for the taste but my kids love them. Only £1:60 or something for four.

[soundevenfruity]

Good to know, Auntie, but does it have sugar?

[GingerMaman]

Weirdthing, where do you buy vegusto from?

And the coconut milk yoghurt, where is it from?

[Auntierosemary]

Soundevenfruity - the coconut smoothies don't have added sugar, just what is in the fruit. Ingredients are:

Fruit purees
Coconut milk
Concentrated apple juice
Concentrated passion fruit juice
Calcium citrate
Citric acid
flavourings (banana, coconut) (no further detail on what they are, god knows...)

[soundevenfruity]

Coconut milk yoghurt is by Coyo. Apparently it can be done at home with canned coconut milk and acidophilus from capsule supplements. I haven't tried it yet.