What brand of margarine does not have any milk product (like whey)?
What do I use in my bread recipes instead of milk?
Any good sites out there that will help?

5 Responses to “Milk Allergy- How Do I Cook?!?”
  1. another px says:

    Earth Balance and Soy Garden brand “buttery spreads” are good. Instead of dairy milk, you could try soymilk, rice milk, or nut milks. Try out different brands of “milk” to find ones you like.
    website for margarine: http://www.earthbalance.net/allergies.ht…

  2. AddieMom says:

    you’re that allergic to milk? my husband and daughter are very badly and they can eat butter….
    ok, well search for goats milk butter. you’ll have to order it online. that’s all i can tell you about that part…
    you don’t need milk in bread…
    what about using lactaid? that doesn’t work for my hubby and daughter because they’re actually allergic to milk not just intolerant
    you’re just going to have to switch to soy and rice milk. My husband and daughter like soy. they make everything with soy, cheese, icecream, chocolate…you’ll just have to look around the ‘health food’ section of your grocer
    Cabot brand cheese is naturally lactose free…so it doesn’t bother them btw.
    good luck…

  3. UssalFan says:

    Someone I know has the same sort of allergy, so I get what you mean but I don’t know what they have. I’ve found Biona Organic Non-Hydrogenated Vegetable Margarine apparently its Dairy Free, Organic, Vegan. Not sure where you can buy it but theres something bout it on the site below.-
    Hope this helps!

  4. pumpkins says:

    You might be able to use lactose free milk, or milk from some other animal, like goat or sheep.
    My brother drinks soymilk.
    I <3 almond milk, and i’m not even allergic to milk. But I don’t know how well either of those work in cooking.
    Vegans could probably tell you. They cook all sorts of stuff like bread without real milk.

  5. happy cooker says:

    If you can drink lactose free milk then buy it and use. You can make bread with water. There is lactose free margarine and cheese as well.

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