thread: Dairy free

  1. #1
    Registered User

    Nov 2010
    424

    Dairy free

    Anyone got any little dairy free treasures, either recipes or store bought? I've found choc ripple biscuits are df, as are Oreos I believe? Anyone got any others?

  2. #2
    Registered User

    Aug 2008
    Ouiinslano
    5,303

    Nice biscuits
    Puff pastry
    Whittakers bittersweet dark choc
    Anything Sweet William
    Tofutti Better Than Cream Cheese

  3. #3
    Registered User

    Jun 2012
    457

    Mrs mays treats. They are seed and nut based and super yummy. The pumpkin crunch was my fave dairy free snack for ages
    And there is a dairy free chocolate that is pretty good all look up the name oh wait its been said sweet william
    Borgs is the dairy free puff pastry brand

    Sent from my Galaxy S3 so please excuse errors.

  4. #4
    Registered User

    Jun 2009
    913

    DF rum balls in the health food aisle at woollies. And a macro whole foods choc brownie. All are also gluten free!

  5. #5
    2013 BellyBelly RAK Recipient.

    Sep 2011
    524

    We call them 'Princess Biscuits' but I think they have a picture of a fairy on them. Pink with 100's & 1000's on them, are dairy free.
    Alpine Bread from Woolies doesn't have milk powder in it.
    Nuttlex spread
    Is it just cow's milk you're steering free of? Love Goat's cheese and I've been using A2 Milk on the cereal.

  6. #6
    BellyBelly Member

    Jul 2008
    Yarra Valley, Victoria
    429

    Where abouts are you located Kelsbels?


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  7. #7
    Registered User

    Mar 2007
    Melbourne
    4,031

    I buy DS2 Cocoluscious icecream, it's dairy and soy free and it's very yummy! Get it from my local Gluten Free or Health Food Shop. Another coconut brand has come out as well called Coyo. They do yoghurt as well which is a very odd consistency and DS2 did not like.
    Sweet William yes is dairy free as is another brand of chocolate called Bonvita (this one is dairy and soy free).
    I also buy Leda Bakery biscuits and another brand you can get at some craft markets is a biscuit base and you adapt to your own allergies, it's called Baked by Mum.
    Orgran products are also dairy free. My local IGA has a section that is Gluten Free and most of the products are also dairy free too.
    These days the Health Food aisle of Coles is full of Gluten and Dairy free products. Healtheries is another brand that has alot of products that are dairy free, they make Rice Wheels and Potato sticks.