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Dairy free mini eggs anyone?

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monkeynuts123 · 28/03/2014 06:56

Posting here for traffic, does anyone know where I can get dairy free chocolate mini-eggs for hysterical milk allergic child?

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hambis · 28/03/2014 06:59

Not sure about mini eggs but I have got some really sweet dairy free chocolate bunnies from Holland and Barrets.
They may have other products??

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ballstoit · 28/03/2014 07:01

Waitrose had them last year

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MrsMook · 28/03/2014 07:03

I made cornflake cakes and some eggs out of icing last year. I've never found Easter confectionery thst DS can eat, as dairy free chocolate still contains soya. Anything egg based is out for him too. He's really not compatible with Easter!

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monkeynuts123 · 28/03/2014 07:08

We can do soya.....

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TheNightIsDark · 28/03/2014 07:12

I second waitrose.

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anastaisia · 29/03/2014 00:27

Moo free do Easter eggs and bunny bars. Not mini eggs though. They don't promise no traces of soya, but it's not an ingredient if that is useful to anyone.

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anastaisia · 29/03/2014 00:32

Should have said 'moo free do dairy free Easter eggs and bunny bars...'

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WeAreEternal · 29/03/2014 00:36

I bought some in holland and Barrett yesterday.

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BethCalavicci · 29/03/2014 01:08

As a grown up who's intolerant to milk products but loves chocolate (waaaah) Sad
I've become accustomed to what's available and what's not.
I've never yet seen any dairy free chocolate mini eggs (although if anyone knows where there are any I'd love to know)

Holland and Barrett do dairy free chocolate buttons.
The brand Kinnerton's do an egg and milk free Easter egg in most supermarkets.
Green and Blacks dark chocolate Easter egg is usually milk and egg free (ALTHOUGH MAKE SURE YOU CHECK AS NOT ALL ARE)

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TillyTellTale · 29/03/2014 01:24

out of stock

Do they have to be small? I can find normal size eggs, but the only mini dairy-free ones are out of stock.

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TillyTellTale · 29/03/2014 01:31

These may contain milk. I expect that's no good, but just sayin' in case his allergy is mild enough.

Good luck!

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Waltonswatcher1 · 29/03/2014 07:17

Mrs mook
Moo free are doing lovely Easter eggs
We are dairy and soya free but can have moo . The company website says no soya used in their factory but some suppliers do use it in theirs , that's why it's not 100% .
Zebra safari chocolate is soya free though . They do nice animal shapes . Booja booja is soya free to- some of them not all, (check the packet not ocado website as this is often wrong).
We have researched this well as you can see !

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Waltonswatcher1 · 29/03/2014 07:18

Oh and palmil is ok too for soya and dairy - again some not all.

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