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Xmasbabe
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Bf moms with babies that have milk soy protein intolerance
What foods do you eat? Am running out of meal ideas  and really miss dairy, pizza! TIA
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Posted 3/23/14 4:12 PM  |
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Re: Bf moms with babies that have milk soy protein intolerance
My DD had this, and now my DS is showing symptoms do I've recently cut all soy/dairy again.
I did it for a year w/ my DD and it def gets easier. I like coconut milk and chocolate almond milk. So Delicious brand makes dairy/soy free yogurt and ice cream too. There is a vegan/ soy free cheese called Daiya...I haven't tried it yet, but it currently in my fridge.
Some things that I eat:
Cheerios w/ coconut milk & banana
Oatmeal w/ banana
Lenders Bagels w/ Earths Balance dairy/soy free butter
Beefsteak Rye bread for sandwiches, cold cuts, PB& j or almond butter w/honey.
Homemade chicken soup or lentil soup. (Canned soups randomly have milk/soy ingredients so check labels).
Amy's brand diary free frozen burritos
Pasta w/marinara sauce & chickpeas
Basically any meat, but I change to Panko breadcrumbs for cutlets bc regular breadcrumbs have milk/cheese ingredients.
Fruits/veggies
Hummus
Salad (check labels on dressings)
Rice & beans
Snacks-Oreos, graham crackers, Tostitos w/salsa, Stella Dora biscotti, pretzel-all diary free.
It took me about a month the first time around to come up menu staples and figure out how to read labels. 
Eta: I don't cut soybean oil or soy lecithin...only soybeans/soy protein. The oil/lecithin ingredient doesn't contain the soy protein, so most ppl w/ soy allergy can have these ingredients w/ no problems.
My DD outgrew the intolerance completely by 15 months.
Message edited 3/23/2014 4:44:21 PM.
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Xmasbabe
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Re: Bf moms with babies that have milk soy protein intolerance
Thanks for sharing!!! So here's the craZy part. I snacked on some cashews the other day and dd also broke out with a rash. Ds has a nut allergy so now it seems like I can't eat nuts too :(.
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| Posted 3/28/14 4:01 PM |
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Re: Bf moms with babies that have milk soy protein intolerance
Posted by Xmasbabe
Thanks for sharing!!! So here's the craZy part. I snacked on some cashews the other day and dd also broke out with a rash. Ds has a nut allergy so now it seems like I can't eat nuts too :(.
That stinks!! Luckily I've found that things like dairy soy & nuts are always listed on packages so that makes it a little easier to identify.
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| Posted 3/28/14 4:12 PM |
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Xmasbabe
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Bf moms with babies that have milk soy protein intolerance
I always thought but allergies don't pass via bm so I wonder if the cashews went thru a milk wash or something
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Maybe-Baybe
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Re: Bf moms with babies that have milk soy protein intolerance
Posted by MrsDamonSalv7319
My DD had this, and now my DS is showing symptoms do I've recently cut all soy/dairy again.
I did it for a year w/ my DD and it def gets easier. I like coconut milk and chocolate almond milk. So Delicious brand makes dairy/soy free yogurt and ice cream too. There is a vegan/ soy free cheese called Daiya...I haven't tried it yet, but it currently in my fridge.
Some things that I eat:
Cheerios w/ coconut milk & banana
Oatmeal w/ banana
Lenders Bagels w/ Earths Balance dairy/soy free butter
Beefsteak Rye bread for sandwiches, cold cuts, PB& j or almond butter w/honey.
Homemade chicken soup or lentil soup. (Canned soups randomly have milk/soy ingredients so check labels).
Amy's brand diary free frozen burritos
Pasta w/marinara sauce & chickpeas
Basically any meat, but I change to Panko breadcrumbs for cutlets bc regular breadcrumbs have milk/cheese ingredients.
Fruits/veggies
Hummus
Salad (check labels on dressings)
Rice & beans
Snacks-Oreos, graham crackers, Tostitos w/salsa, Stella Dora biscotti, pretzel-all diary free.
It took me about a month the first time around to come up menu staples and figure out how to read labels.
Eta: I don't cut soybean oil or soy lecithin...only soybeans/soy protein. The oil/lecithin ingredient doesn't contain the soy protein, so most ppl w/ soy allergy can have these ingredients w/ no problems.
My DD outgrew the intolerance completely by 15 months.
Daiya cheese is great, you'll love it! I use Earth Balance too- they red container is soy free.
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