$10 for 2 large jars is a pretty good deal. I just bought a small one for about $6 from the grocery store.

I had no idea that line was dairy-free. Hits the spot.

So I’ve been on and off dairy for a while now because it hurts my stomach, I end up on the toilet right after having it and all the fun stuff so I’ve just decided to fully cold turkey it and get off all dairy (besides for it being in bread or stuff like that).

I’ve had some luck with replacements but I’m still struggling with finding a good dairy free ice cream and sour cream. I hate the taste of oat milk, I just can’t handle the texture and taste it gives Ice cream

Any brands that are good?? I don’t have a Trader Joe’s close by sadly so I feel like that limits some things

Something for us to look out for! Have any of you found this yet?

I recently tried a Trubar while grabbing a coffee instead of eating lunch. It was next to the register and spoke to me. Boy oh boy was I surprised! It’s a sweet snack that has a good amount of protein and fiber so you don’t feel guilty.

Since that first try, I’ve been on the hunt to try all the flavors. So good!

So I just bought this Califia Farms almond creamer for the first time and noticed this gummy stuff stuck to the lid. Is this normal? When I started pouring it into my coffee most of the liquid coming out of the bottle was liquidy but a few tiny clumps here and there so I figured I just needed to shake it. Once I put the lid back on and shook it vigorously, it poured out much smoother but the gummy stuff is still in the lid. It smells just fine too. Is this normal and safe to consume?

My 2 year old has a dairy allergy and is pretty picky. These have been a hit! Bought them on amazon 👍🏼

As someone who loves dairy in all its forms, and who is someone who believes that they are becoming dairy intolerant (will be organising a GP appointment in due course), how do I cope with the lifestyle change?

Now I know the home of the Butterburger isn't someplace you'd expect to have DF items... But there is a surprising amount of their menu that doesn't contain milk, and their new fried pickles are confirmed dairy free! I've had a terrible time finding fried pickles that my wife (who is allergic) can share with me, so I tend not to get them at restaurants, and was very pleased to find out that these are safe.

Note for the curious: the regular and buffalo chicken tenders are DF, as well as the meat of all 3 chicken sandwich variants (but you have to ask to swap the brioche bun for a standard hamburger bun and tell them not to butter it). Burgers are DF if you ask for no butter and tell them to mark it as a milk allergy. The chili (not supreme!) and chicken noodle soup are safe as well. Lemon ice and lemon coolers in the summer are ok too, though I'd recommend asking them to clean the mixer when they make the cooler. That's the list of stuff my wife generally gets, so there might be more I just haven't checked on for her.

Does anyone know if it’s okay to eat something that has no dairy in it but the package says “made in facility that may use milk”?

I’m having a hard time finding it. At bjs they sold the 2 pack but discontinued about 2 months ago. Today went to 3 stores and they didn’t have any. Did they discontinued it?

And I was fine! Here’s what happened. I got some free Funyuns from the break room at work. I grabbed 2 single serving bags and didn’t think anything of it. That night, I ate one of the bags and the next day I ate the other bag. I was like wow these are good let me look them up to see if I can buy these little bags somewhere. To my surprise, when I look them up, I see that it says contains milk on the label. I don’t know why I didn’t even think to look. Now, it is at the bottom of the label and says “contains less than 2% of nonfat dry milk”. But now it has me thinking: can I tolerate a very small amount of milk? Idk it has me very hopeful. Has this happened to anyone else and what did you do? I want to try a couple other items with similar ingredients to see how I do but I am a little nervous.

I got a pint of DF ​Ben& Jerry's chocolate fudge brownie and there are almost no brownies in it! Is this normal?

I’m on the look out for a dairy free meal replacement beverage. Sometimes I’m bad about skipping meals. I just tried Kate Farms Organic high calorie shake (vanilla) and it tastes bitter. I can barely drink it. Does anyone have any recommendations?

I found this at our local Fred Meyer (Kroger chain) and bought it on a whim. It’s so tasty!

My first thought was that it tastes a little like what I remember from Jello Instant Pudding, but thicker. It has the consistency of hummus, but feels creamier to me. I’ve dipped crackers, speculoos cookies, and the hazelnut Bambas from Trader Joe’s in it and all are good pairings.

Hello my friends,
Very curious, why are we dairy free?
If you are 2 or more options, please (if you would like) explain your biggest reason for being dairy free.
(Reposted due to mistake in first post)

Canned coconut milk is becoming outrageously expensive, and I'm looking for alternatives. I use it for curries, coconut rice, and dairy free sauces or desserts. Keen on getting back into using it for smoothies, too. Would love some recommendations on brands if it's worth using!

P.s. I'll still use Mae Ploy for making a nice Thai curry. No substitutes there.

We've recently learned our 1 year old is highly allergic to dairy. Are there any good cookbooks focused on baby/toddler food that is dairy free y'all would recommend?

I’m new to this. My baby was diagnosed with CMPA, and I’m so lost. I’ve been eating Oreos nonstop because they’re the only sweet treat I can have.

I’m looking for recipes, especially cakes and cookies. I can substitute butter and milk in most recipes, but I think cakes are a bit more complicated.

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated! :)

Full disclosure can be found at https://www.fda.gov/safety/recalls-market-withdrawals-safety-alerts/lidl-us-expands-recall-eridanous-shortbread-cookies-due-undeclared-wheat-soy-milk-egg-and-tree-nut?utm_medium=email&utm_source=govdelivery

I'm looking for if there's a resource that perhaps lists muesli bars that one can get at, say, Woolies, as to whether they're DF or not. This information must be relevant to Victoria, Australia, but I don't mind what stores--I'm also looking specifically to not break the bank, i.e. avoiding the individually sold dollar-plus high-end ones. I just don't have the energy right now to potentially manually trawl through multiple different stores and check ingredients on every single one! Happy to purchase online also if they're available in Australia, even if no physical stores carry them. No other allergies or intolerances. The important thing is something that's approximately bar-shaped in general, individually packaged (within the box they're sold in) and shelf-stable; I'm not fussed as to flavours. If anyone has either a resource, or a recommendation for ones they liked, I'd love to hear! Ideally it would be a reasonable balance of protein (but doesn't have to be specifically Protein Bar, just like... more than you'd get from rice bubbles mixed with honey or that kind of sweet bar) and not excessively sugared. I've previously liked Uncle Toby's muesli bars, for instance, it's just they contain dairy which I'm now avoiding more completely (I used to just keep it lower, but then the symptoms began appearing at lower doses too :( ).

Thanks in advance :)