The Down Side of being a Veg-ideas of how to be dairy free?

[Guest guest]

I have an allergy to dairy, but tolerate symptoms (or take an antihistamine) and

consume

dairy...looking for tips, (again) especially with holidays coming up tobegin and

maintain a

vegan diet and like it?! How have you all transitioned away from dairy???

(specifically

cheeses and yogurt-I find soy yogurt to be yuck)

thanks,

melissa p

 

 

 

 

 

, Beth Renzetti <elmothree2000

wrote:

>

> I have a friend who is intolerant of cow dairy products. (not lactose

intolerant) It's been

fun planning menus for him. I can't say anything about eating out, though. Good

luck with

it all.

> Beth

>

> Maryann Burke <chiroblr wrote:

> Wow, I had to write. I am a lurker but that's ok. I have developed

an allergy to ALL

COW MILK PRODUCTS. Its been a fun 6 months.

>

> Try finding anything in a rest. that doesn't have any of those produces. no

milk, no

butter, no cheese. nothing. I have been at some rest. that have literally

nothing on the

menu I can eat. I have found that if you ask nicely and explain why Applebees

will make

sure they don't put anything in my salads. They can't promise there is nothing

but I have

never found anything in them that would make me sick, even if the menu says

there is

cheese ect in the meal.

>

> So, anyways, just ask, but ask nice don't be obnoxious.

>

> maryann

>

>

> Cheap Talk? Check out Messenger's low PC-to-Phone call rates.

>

>

[Guest guest]

As I am not a vegetarian but love the recipes here, I wont send

recipes to the group that I havent tried but I went and did a search

on for dairy free vegetarian recipes and came up with this

link. I have never seen this site before. Looks pretty interesting.

 

http://www.petaeats.com/f-thanks05.asp

 

I hope this helps you out a little.

 

Jenn

 

 

 

, " Melissa " <mapalicka

wrote:

>

> I have an allergy to dairy, but tolerate symptoms (or take an

antihistamine) and consume

> dairy...looking for tips, (again) especially with holidays coming

up tobegin and maintain a

> vegan diet and like it?! How have you all transitioned away from

dairy??? (specifically

> cheeses and yogurt-I find soy yogurt to be yuck)

> thanks,

> melissa p

>

>

>

>

>

> , Beth Renzetti

<elmothree2000@> wrote:

> >

> > I have a friend who is intolerant of cow dairy products. (not

lactose intolerant) It's been

> fun planning menus for him. I can't say anything about eating out,

though. Good luck with

> it all.

> > Beth

> >

> > Maryann Burke <chiroblr@> wrote:

> > Wow, I had to write. I am a lurker but that's ok. I

have developed an allergy to ALL

> COW MILK PRODUCTS. Its been a fun 6 months.

> >

> > Try finding anything in a rest. that doesn't have any of those

produces. no milk, no

> butter, no cheese. nothing. I have been at some rest. that have

literally nothing on the

> menu I can eat. I have found that if you ask nicely and explain

why Applebees will make

> sure they don't put anything in my salads. They can't promise

there is nothing but I have

> never found anything in them that would make me sick, even if the

menu says there is

> cheese ect in the meal.

> >

> > So, anyways, just ask, but ask nice don't be obnoxious.

> >

> > maryann

> >

> >

> > Cheap Talk? Check out Messenger's low PC-to-Phone call

rates.

> >

> >