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ds allergic to dairy and soya please help find a cheese!!

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mad4mybaby · 17/02/2009 08:14

ds is 2.8 and always has had goats milk. he drinks delamere whole goats milk but doesnt like goats cheese, even though i buy the mildest 'cheddar' type i can find. he wont eat any cheese/white sauce type meals either as for some reason the goats milk is stronger when warm (plus quite strong smelling. im so restricted as to what i can cook for him. has anyone found a good mild one? tried st helens aswell and he wont eat that

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lou031205 · 17/02/2009 11:22

There is a cheese substitute made by galaxy foods, but I don't know where would sell it.

trixymalixy · 17/02/2009 13:27

Have you tried making white sauce with oat milk? It's virtually indistinguishable from white cause made with cow's milk.

Have you tried soft goats cheese?

Clure · 17/02/2009 13:32

Try here?

www.veganvillage.co.uk
www.vegansociety.com/food

mumto3boys · 20/02/2009 21:12

Pure are meant to be bringin one out - they do the spread that we buy. I have emailed them to ask when it will be available but there is no launch date yet. But should be soon!

slayerette · 20/02/2009 21:16

Is this a possibility?

My niece has this now and loves it.

slayerette · 20/02/2009 21:18

probably not - I don't really know what part of dairy people who are allergic to dairy are allergic to, iyswim. What is the difference between that and lactose-intolerant?

Academicmum · 20/02/2009 23:06

Slayerette - an allergy is a response from the immune system to otherwise harmless substance (in the case of dairy allergy it is the milk protein which causes the problem). Lactose intolerance is where people are missing the enzyme to break down milk sugar (called lactose). You can also be milk protein intolerant which is where the milk protein causes a reaction almost indistinguishable (but usually milder) from an allergy, but the person will test negative on an allergy test because it is not normally the immune system causing the problem in the case of a milk protein intolerance.

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