Any dairy free/soya free bakers?

[Dorisday13]

What's the best alternative for baking? Oat milk? Rice milk? I'm trying to make savory muffins :-) x

[MrsAVB]

Those "wot no dairy" pots are the grossest df thing I've ever eaten. They sell them in holland and Barrett and whole foods though.
I have the tescos finest oat bread too.

[Dorisday13]

Broccoli and tahini/sesame seeds seem to be the calcium vegan winners.

Not sure if sesame seeds are nuts though?

[Dorisday13]

Ah right mrsa that might explain the 'if she'll take them' ok well I'll give them a go, can't be any worse than cheezly IMO

[Dorisday13]

Have scoured the shelves for a dfsf sausage, I think she'd love toad in the hole!! All are either dairyified or soya, annoying being veggie as all the quorn options are now out.. Maybe vegetables in batter will do

[Dorisday13]

Off on holiday soon, any tips for eating out/feeding abroad? Can you tell I'm new to all this??? Arghh!!

[CouthyMow]

Possibly to do with amount - DS3 is very sensitive even to traces of soy, soy lecithin is out too.

I thought the 'Wot no dairy' yoghurts were soy based?

[CouthyMow]

Never been abroad, at least not since doing GF for DS1, so not in the last 6 years...

Will have a nosy at the wot no dairy dessert pots again, if they are soy free that would be a bonus!

[CouthyMow]

Tahini is out for DS3 because all the ones I've found have nut warnings on the packs.

I do sprinkle sesame seeds into stir fry though.

[MrsAVB]

Not sausages, but the goodlife bean burgers are dfsf. But might be too spicy for a small child... And def wouldn't work in a toad in the hole! I think most falafel are dfsf? That might work in a toad?
X

[MrsAVB]

Wot no dairy is pea protein or vomit based I think.

[MrsAVB]

I think it depends where you're going abroad. Some countries cuisine is naturally fairly df. We went to Bali and I could eat most things and i think the same is true of most far east type places. Places like france are bad as lots of things are in a sauce. And elsewhere I just stick with plain meat/ veg/ rice type things but I'd imagine it would be v difficult if veggy too. I would go somewhere self catering I think.

[Dorisday13]

Yes pea protein

I have been making little falafels/lentil burgers I hadn't thought of putting them in batter, ooh interesting thought!

Apparently sesame seeds in mash potato is good

[Dorisday13]

Lol @vomit

[Dorisday13]

I bought tahini from Asda it's 100% sesame seeds with nut warning I just checked (we eat a lot of hummus here!)

[Dorisday13]

That's supposed to say No nut warning

[Dorisday13]

Thanks mrsabv I think picnics might be the way forward, that and rice and pasta...it's central Europe and not been before so not sure of the food

[CouthyMow]

I'll stick tahini on my list next time in in Asda then! Tesco one has a nut warning.

[CouthyMow]

DS3 doesn't seem to mind vomit pea protein based food - he scoffs soy free Cheezly like there's no tomorrow.

I'm guessing it's because it's all he's ever known...

But it might mean that I have more success with these Wot no dairy desserts!

[CouthyMow]

Vomit was meant to be vomit crossed out - not sure why that's suddenly not working on the App.

[CouthyMow]

??

[Dorisday13]

How do you do crossed out?

I'm trying to concoct a dfsf cheesecake probably with cocunut milk, I do love the stuff! (might need gelatine though to set - sadly not veggie) if it all fails I'll have a nice icecream cake though

[Dorisday13]

Oh also marshmallow fluff is dfsf but probably shouldn't be given to small children as its so so naughty!!

[CouthyMow]

To do the crossing out, you type -- then your word or sentence, but without the spaces, then close it off with the same.

So vomit crossed out would be vomit

Should turn out like this : vomit

[CouthyMow]

DS3 had my jar of marshmallow fluff out if the cupboard. I didn't take it away as I knew it was dfsf...

He made a hell of a sticky mess, but he was as happy as a pig in mud!

[CouthyMow]

I'm sure there is a veggie gelatine. Dr Oetker maybe??