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Allergies and intolerances

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Original poster

Is it ok to use duck fat if you suffer from dairy allergy?

5 replies

Scrumptiousboy · 20/12/2013 20:47

That's it really….choice between baked potato and yummy xmas roasted potatoes….can't find a link online

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Passmethecrisps · 20/12/2013 20:48

I would say so. It is like lard so can't see why nkt

Auntierosemary · 20/12/2013 20:51

Yes. It is even ok to eat beef fat if you are allergic to dairy. Duck fat is from the flesh, so it will be just fat. Dairy intolerance or allergy is from the lactose (sugar) or protein in milk, not the fat. Get roasting!

ilovepowerhoop · 21/12/2013 10:17

yes, because ducks dont come out of cows!

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Scrumptiousboy · 21/12/2013 11:43

I thought so. Thanks for confirming. Yum
Ilovepowerhoop - seems obvious, but then following that logic goats milk should be ok too, but isn't recommended

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AnnabelleLee · 21/12/2013 11:50

hardly the same thing. Dairy is not just cows, its milk based products. So goats MILK is obviously dairy. Duck FAT is very obviously not dairy. It's like asking of you can eat a banana if you are dairy free.

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