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Old 10-07-2008, 12:17 AM   #1
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Food Allergies - help!

so Haille Rae (my kinda sorta but not really neice) is allergic to everything it seems but wheat and peanut butter lol

she can't have pork, beef, chicken, turkey, or soy - or any of their byproducts (save for eggs)... I'm pretty sure duck and goose are out, too - as a result Dairy is out too

another random allergy = garlic... go figure *smacks forehead*

she can, however, have moose (but she doesn't like it)

anything with corn is out, so corn oil is problematic.

fruits and veggies are still okay, so long as they're fresh and not preserved.

It's interesting to find out what she can have... rice is okay as is wheat so she's okay with cereals like wheat or rice chex... and she loves salad and fruit so she won't starve, but it's frustrating!

anyone have any good ideas as to what to fix for this kiddo? she's only two and a half!
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Tofu????

We like Morning Star products which are veggie--but with all her allergies may not be of much help.

So sorry--and best of luck to you and her.
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tofu is soy, isn't it? (okay, well, it's bean curd anyway, yuck!)
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Since wheat is okay and you don't list dairy as one of the allergies, pancakes and waffles should be okay for breakfast. Use syrup and real butter since a lot of margarines use corn oil.
Does she like seafood? Also meatless pasta dishes like baked ziti or lasagna would be good too.
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Yes, tofu is soy. My sister had a similar problem when she was nursing my nephew because he reacted not to dairy, but to milk proteins, which included soy and soy lecithin. And you'd be amazed at what soy lecithin is in (many boxed products, most bread) - so double check whether she can have soy lecithin and if not, double check the labels when you shop.
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Her allergies sound similar to mine Toni. I am allergic to a specific animal protein and by products but I can eat some dairy products. No beef, poultry, fish, pork for me and I also have to be careful of cross contamination. PM me and I can give you some specific ideas and suggestions I was born with these allergies due to my extreme prematurity (born at 28 weeks) and I am living proof you don't need meat to stay alive

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Wow Judi I am so sorry. I love chicken!!!
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Wow Judi I am so sorry. I love chicken!!!
Nothing to be sorry about! I'm healthy And, if you've never had something you don't miss it
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Find some recipes for Ovo-Lacto Vegetarians. A lot of them use soy as a meat substitute, but not all of them. Lacto is milk, and you say all meat by-products, so maybe those will be out.
Beans are wonderful sources of protein, as is wheat. Lentils are good. Has she had venison? Since she can't eat so many meats, she probably doesn't like the texture more than anything else when it comes to moose.
You're a wonderful aunt for wanting to find new and exciting food for her.
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