Re: Food sensitivities???Mito related???

[Guest guest]

There is a product called thick-it. I dont know the ingredients but it is available at www.talktoolstm.com Jill, Matts mom,scad

[Guest guest]

Next time I go to my store I will look in the health food aisle.

There is a product that thickens food without using eggs and I know they

have several products that are gluten free. Will check the brands

and post it on this site as you could do a search on the internet how to

purchae these products.

Nerenhausen

mom to Leah

Hollyorn@... wrote:

In a message

dated 12/17/2003 9:56:57 AM US Eastern Standard Time, thefiveofus02@...

writes:

..

I am having a

hard time getting her to drink the

rice and soy milk.

Have you tried the choc. Silk milk?

That is what I drink. Maya can't have it because of the sugar, but

I take the plain soy milk and add plain coco powder and equal to make choc

soy milk within her restriction. Never could get her to drink rice

milk and you can't cook with rice milk either. Soy milk will work

in some recipes and will thicken for pudding, etc (if you need to make

pudding to give meds, etc).

Please contact mito-owner

with any problems or questions.

[Guest guest]

Next time I go to my store I will look in the health food aisle.

There is a product that thickens food without using eggs and I know they

have several products that are gluten free. Will check the brands

and post it on this site as you could do a search on the internet how to

purchae these products.

Nerenhausen

mom to Leah

Hollyorn@... wrote:

In a message

dated 12/17/2003 9:56:57 AM US Eastern Standard Time, thefiveofus02@...

writes:

..

I am having a

hard time getting her to drink the

rice and soy milk.

Have you tried the choc. Silk milk?

That is what I drink. Maya can't have it because of the sugar, but

I take the plain soy milk and add plain coco powder and equal to make choc

soy milk within her restriction. Never could get her to drink rice

milk and you can't cook with rice milk either. Soy milk will work

in some recipes and will thicken for pudding, etc (if you need to make

pudding to give meds, etc).

Please contact mito-owner

with any problems or questions.

[Guest guest]

Next time I go to my store I will look in the health food aisle.

There is a product that thickens food without using eggs and I know they

have several products that are gluten free. Will check the brands

and post it on this site as you could do a search on the internet how to

purchae these products.

Nerenhausen

mom to Leah

Hollyorn@... wrote:

In a message

dated 12/17/2003 9:56:57 AM US Eastern Standard Time, thefiveofus02@...

writes:

..

I am having a

hard time getting her to drink the

rice and soy milk.

Have you tried the choc. Silk milk?

That is what I drink. Maya can't have it because of the sugar, but

I take the plain soy milk and add plain coco powder and equal to make choc

soy milk within her restriction. Never could get her to drink rice

milk and you can't cook with rice milk either. Soy milk will work

in some recipes and will thicken for pudding, etc (if you need to make

pudding to give meds, etc).

Please contact mito-owner

with any problems or questions.