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Whose difficult child eats dairy-free?
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<blockquote data-quote="Steely" data-source="post: 64201" data-attributes="member: 3301"><p>In addition to Wild Oats, you could also try a place called Trader Joes.........Again, we don't have that here, only Whole Foods, but both Wild Oats and Trader Joes are huge in the NW, so maybe the same applies for the NE. Any big health food store should definitely have soy and milk free products because there are many people in your shoes. They have a lot of rice products, like rice milk, rice ice cream - and cheese made from a variety of inventive sources like veggies. The health food industries are really creative nowadays - and surprisingly it tastes good!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Steely, post: 64201, member: 3301"] In addition to Wild Oats, you could also try a place called Trader Joes.........Again, we don't have that here, only Whole Foods, but both Wild Oats and Trader Joes are huge in the NW, so maybe the same applies for the NE. Any big health food store should definitely have soy and milk free products because there are many people in your shoes. They have a lot of rice products, like rice milk, rice ice cream - and cheese made from a variety of inventive sources like veggies. The health food industries are really creative nowadays - and surprisingly it tastes good! [/QUOTE]
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