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you know htat fab thread we have for dairy/egg free finds? Can we have a thread for dairy/egg/SOYA free finds too please?

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Jojay · 17/07/2013 12:57

DD has had blood results and she's showing a low score for soya. Her eczema is awful atm so we're going to cut it out for a month and see how it goes.

Any top tips welcome, esp for df / ef / sf bread!

Thank you x

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trixymalixy · 17/07/2013 21:22

It's a while since I've had to buy soya free bread, but M&S used to do a couple of loafs that were soya free and the tesco finest oatmeal used to be soya free. Don't know if they even still exist but at least a place to start looking!

Part baked baguettes and wraps are normally soya free.

InMySpareTime · 18/07/2013 07:54

Aldi "wheatfield" bread contains wheat and gluten according to the label (cannot guarantee nut free).
Likewise Aldi "specially selected" multigrain batch loaf.
Tesco wholewheat pitta bread is fine too.
I can't vouch for any other bread products right now, that's what I have in anyway.

Jojay · 18/07/2013 22:49

Ooh, great news about Aldi as that's my regular haunt!

Good to know about wraps and part baked baguettes.

Thanks so much Smile

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