Dairy, Egg, Soya & wheat free ice cream?

[Katymac]

Has anyone seen any?

It needs to be fish free too......but I didn't think I needed to mention that

Yes, Booja-booja. It's made with nuts though.

Yes Booja Booja from Waitrose/Ocado is lovely. Does have cashews as mentioned above.

Banana ice cream.

Recipe: take bananas and chop them into slices. then freeze them. then whizz them in a food processor. the end.

Booja-booja & Coyo here

www.goodnessdirect.co.uk/cgi-local/frameset/sect/OSD-Ice_Cream__Non_Dairy_.html

The Booja Booja is fabulous

Ocado also have a coconut and an almond based icecream meeting these exclusion

Thanks

They stopped making the Tesco one - which is very sad

That Booja is very expensive.....

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Almond dream mint choc chip there!

I know it's not the same, but M&S do a lovely mango sorbet.

Coyo have a FB page

m.facebook.com/CoYo.UK

the coconut collaborative ice cream is nice. I thought the almond dream one tasted awful but DH liked it!

But that has loads of 'lacto' stuff in it which they assure me is dairy free but it concerns me

Frozen bananas, raspberries and mangos whizzed in the blender.

Nope no fruit allowed

But DD fancies trying that thanks

Is sugar allowed? Nuts? Chick peas?

And why icecream? I am curious?

I run a nursery - it's nice is all the children can have the same food if not the same brand & the Christmas Party is approaching

Sugar uois OK, as are almond,coconut but not peanuts

No idea about chickpeas as i have never asked to serve them
I won't be serving or washing up anything with Almond or Coconut as they are my allergies but some children can have them

I can do milk & soya free & I can do Booja if I drive a 50 mile round trip.....I'm just lazy

It might be one of those wierdy only work on blog recipes but O quite fancy trying an Aquafaba recipe.. Though perhaps not rhubarb and ginger for a nursery!!.
And no fruit? Do some children have fruit but not sugar allergies?

Well sugar isn't on the care plans from the dietician, so I guess so..

That looks very interesting....nit sure I'm brave enough to try it

I think Booja may be the way to go.....but thank you