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Old Apr 26, 2014, 09:02 AM
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(I wasn't really sure where to put this [and get a response] so I took my best guess. )

My allergist and I are trying a month of milk free foods to see if I have an allergy to milk or milk protein that isn't showing up through skin testing. (He said that 80% of people with celiac disease test negative for it, stop eating gluten and their symptoms resolve even though the test says negative; it's an imperfect system so we're testing milk allergy through elimination since chocolate binges tend to flare my eczema.) Problem is - everything has milk products in it - cheese, gum, coffee creamer, ramen noodles, hotdogs, cake mix, etc.

So...i'm not looking for a large "complete diet change" thing, just a list of some common non-milk foods that I can eat/survive on for the next 30 days. I'm already substituting almond milk for my coffee and cereal (which isn't really unusual for me). Anyone know any good milk free meals?
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Old Apr 26, 2014, 10:38 AM
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I'd move to whole foods - fruits, vegetables, nuts, meat, etc.

28-Day Dairy-Free Challenge | The Dr. Oz Show

http://www.choa.org/menus/documents/...ilkprofree.pdf
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