Re: Milk Free Soy Free Margarine

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Thank you, I will look into it.

Tina E. in WA

Mom to 4 beautiful children

(13) outgrown Asthma

(10) Apraxia and ADHD

Garrett (7) Asthma and outgrown eczema

Hailey (2) going on 18 Allergies to Dog, Cat, Dust, Milk, Soy, All Nuts (not brothers), Egg White, Strawberries and Watermelon. Eczema

http://www.babiesonline.com/babies/g/gottagirl/

>From: "Heidi"

>Reply-To: TerrificKidsWFA >To: TerrificKidsWFA >Subject: Milk Free Soy Free Margarine >Date: Sat, 26 Jul 2003 02:51:33 -0000 > >Is there one? Perhaps Fleischmann's Unsalted Stick (the ONLY stick >from them that is dairy-free!) may be soy free, since it is made out >of corn oil. BUT, it may have soy lecithin or something in it. I did >a search for it to try to find ingredients and I came upon this >website - thought it may be of interest to you! It is for people >(kids) that cannot tolerate milk or soy protein. Neat! In the site I >found an ingredients tolerated list, and they said soy lecithin and >soy oil are OK? I don't know - my guy can actually have soy! > >http://www.mspiguide.com/aboutus1.cfm > >AND, many people whose kids cannot have milk or soy use coconut butter >for baking. This is why I think Fleischmann's must have soy in it. >Good luck! > >Heidi > > > > Hi, I know I am a bit behind on this. But how do you find soy and > > milk free margerine? I have been looking and have not found any that > > was milk and soy free. I have also been looking for soy free > > shortening and can't seem to find any. > > > > Thank you for you info, > > Tina E. in WA > > >

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Tina & Heidi

You are right- MOST soy allergic people can have soy lecithin and

hydrogonated soybean oil. You have to watch for soy flour- and oils

that aren't hydrogonated. We can use are able to use the

Fleischmann's unsalted without any problems! Also, we use crisco

without any problem! Hope this helps.

> > Hi, I know I am a bit behind on this. But how do you find soy and

> > milk free margerine? I have been looking and have not found any

that

> > was milk and soy free. I have also been looking for soy free

> > shortening and can't seem to find any.

> >

> > Thank you for you info,

> > Tina E. in WA

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Thank you so much for this information. I have been cutting all kinds of soy. If it had anything at all to do with soy, I would not give it to my DD. This puts alot of stuff back into our diet. I will give it a shot.

Thank you,

Tina E. in WA

http://www.babiesonline.com/babies/g/gottagirl/

>From: "trish_and2002"

>Reply-To: TerrificKidsWFA >To: TerrificKidsWFA >Subject: Re: Milk Free Soy Free Margarine >Date: Mon, 28 Jul 2003 00:20:37 -0000 > >Tina & Heidi >You are right- MOST soy allergic people can have soy lecithin and >hydrogonated soybean oil. You have to watch for soy flour- and oils >that aren't hydrogonated. We can use are able to use the >Fleischmann's unsalted without any problems! Also, we use crisco >without any problem! Hope this helps. > > > > > Hi, I know I am a bit behind on this. But how do you find soy and > > > milk free margerine? I have been looking and have not found any >that > > > was milk and soy free. I have also been looking for soy free > > > shortening and can't seem to find any. > > > > > > Thank you for you info, > > > Tina E. in WA > > >

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Thank you so much for this information. I have been cutting all kinds of soy. If it had anything at all to do with soy, I would not give it to my DD. This puts alot of stuff back into our diet. I will give it a shot.

Thank you,

Tina E. in WA

http://www.babiesonline.com/babies/g/gottagirl/

>From: "trish_and2002"

>Reply-To: TerrificKidsWFA >To: TerrificKidsWFA >Subject: Re: Milk Free Soy Free Margarine >Date: Mon, 28 Jul 2003 00:20:37 -0000 > >Tina & Heidi >You are right- MOST soy allergic people can have soy lecithin and >hydrogonated soybean oil. You have to watch for soy flour- and oils >that aren't hydrogonated. We can use are able to use the >Fleischmann's unsalted without any problems! Also, we use crisco >without any problem! Hope this helps. > > > > > Hi, I know I am a bit behind on this. But how do you find soy and > > > milk free margerine? I have been looking and have not found any >that > > > was milk and soy free. I have also been looking for soy free > > > shortening and can't seem to find any. > > > > > > Thank you for you info, > > > Tina E. in WA > > >

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Thank you so much for this information. I have been cutting all kinds of soy. If it had anything at all to do with soy, I would not give it to my DD. This puts alot of stuff back into our diet. I will give it a shot.

Thank you,

Tina E. in WA

http://www.babiesonline.com/babies/g/gottagirl/

>From: "trish_and2002"

>Reply-To: TerrificKidsWFA >To: TerrificKidsWFA >Subject: Re: Milk Free Soy Free Margarine >Date: Mon, 28 Jul 2003 00:20:37 -0000 > >Tina & Heidi >You are right- MOST soy allergic people can have soy lecithin and >hydrogonated soybean oil. You have to watch for soy flour- and oils >that aren't hydrogonated. We can use are able to use the >Fleischmann's unsalted without any problems! Also, we use crisco >without any problem! Hope this helps. > > > > > Hi, I know I am a bit behind on this. But how do you find soy and > > > milk free margerine? I have been looking and have not found any >that > > > was milk and soy free. I have also been looking for soy free > > > shortening and can't seem to find any. > > > > > > Thank you for you info, > > > Tina E. in WA > > >

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Do you think that would be the same with a sensitivity? Soy causes to have eczema..do you think he could handle the lecithin or whatever too?

Alyssa

Re: Milk Free Soy Free Margarine >Date: Mon, 28 Jul 2003 00:20:37 -0000 > >Tina & Heidi >You are right- MOST soy allergic people can have soy lecithin and >hydrogonated soybean oil. You have to watch for soy flour- and oils >that aren't hydrogonated. We can use are able to use the >Fleischmann's unsalted without any problems! Also, we use crisco >without any problem! Hope this helps. > > > > > Hi, I know I am a bit behind on this. But how do you find soy and > > > milk free margerine? I have been looking and have not found any >that > > > was milk and soy free. I have also been looking for soy free > > > shortening and can't seem to find any. > > > > > > Thank you for you info, > > > Tina E. in WA > > >

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Alyssa

I'm guessing it would be fine. A very SMALL % of soy allergic people

have problems with ALL soy, but both our specialist and our allergist

gave me the same info- basically that 9 times out of 10 soy lecthin

and hydrog. soy oil is completely safe! I know Sam has NO problems

with it! But, for him to have soy flour or anything else soy starts

hives and other problems!

Trish

> > > > Hi, I know I am a bit behind on this. But how do you find

soy and

> > > > milk free margerine? I have been looking and have not found

any

> >that

> > > > was milk and soy free. I have also been looking for soy

free

> > > > shortening and can't seem to find any.

> > > >

> > > > Thank you for you info,

> > > > Tina E. in WA

> >

> >

> >

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hmm...I will do a test! Thanks!

Alyssa

Re: Milk Free Soy Free Margarine

AlyssaI'm guessing it would be fine. A very SMALL % of soy allergic people have problems with ALL soy, but both our specialist and our allergist gave me the same info- basically that 9 times out of 10 soy lecthin and hydrog. soy oil is completely safe! I know Sam has NO problems with it! But, for him to have soy flour or anything else soy starts hives and other problems!Trish > > > > Hi, I know I am a bit behind on this. But how do you find soy and > > > > milk free margerine? I have been looking and have not found any > >that > > > > was milk and soy free. I have also been looking for soy free > > > > shortening and can't seem to find any. > > > > > > > > Thank you for you info, > > > > Tina E. in WA > > > > > >