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<blockquote data-quote="susiestar" data-source="post: 119406" data-attributes="member: 1233"><p>My youngest was allergic/intolerant/whatever to milk. He would get really red cheeks that were rough textured, his behavior swung wildly and he was miserably itchy when he had ANY dairy.</p><p></p><p>We used Silk, or the WalMart version when it came out. We also used Tofutti cream cheese and Tofutti ice cream sandwiches. We ALL thought the tofutti tasted better!! I had to hide the ice cream bars because my other 2 would binge on them if they found them!!</p><p></p><p>It was a bit harder for us. My other two had no dairy reactions, and pizza was one of the things difficult child would eat that had protein (that wasn't pure sugar from Grandpa!). So thank you wanted what the big kids had. We would get plain breadsticks when we ordered a pizza. thank you ate those with Tofutti cream cheese and pepperoni for a LONG time.</p><p></p><p>He finally got to a point he can tolerate dairy, but he still prefers to drink soymilk and have it on cereal. And I like to cook with it - makes things more tender.</p><p></p><p>whole foods or a local health food store will have Tofutti products. Tofutti also makes other "cheeses", check their website.</p><p></p><p>I know that it is hard and more expensive, but was well worth it to us. If you have seen an allergist, call them and ask if they have any recommendations for the dairy free diet. We got several cookbooks from the allergist for free.</p><p></p><p>Susie</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="susiestar, post: 119406, member: 1233"] My youngest was allergic/intolerant/whatever to milk. He would get really red cheeks that were rough textured, his behavior swung wildly and he was miserably itchy when he had ANY dairy. We used Silk, or the WalMart version when it came out. We also used Tofutti cream cheese and Tofutti ice cream sandwiches. We ALL thought the tofutti tasted better!! I had to hide the ice cream bars because my other 2 would binge on them if they found them!! It was a bit harder for us. My other two had no dairy reactions, and pizza was one of the things difficult child would eat that had protein (that wasn't pure sugar from Grandpa!). So thank you wanted what the big kids had. We would get plain breadsticks when we ordered a pizza. thank you ate those with Tofutti cream cheese and pepperoni for a LONG time. He finally got to a point he can tolerate dairy, but he still prefers to drink soymilk and have it on cereal. And I like to cook with it - makes things more tender. whole foods or a local health food store will have Tofutti products. Tofutti also makes other "cheeses", check their website. I know that it is hard and more expensive, but was well worth it to us. If you have seen an allergist, call them and ask if they have any recommendations for the dairy free diet. We got several cookbooks from the allergist for free. Susie [/QUOTE]
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