for those with milk allergies
By S.E
@SerenityEngel (525)
United Kingdom
September 30, 2017 8:02am CST
I'm allergic to all dairy and I had been using soya for a few years now, but I've switched to rice milk as it can actually be used in coffee without curdling. I had missed having a nice cup of coffee. Coffee shops use a professional type of soya that works, but in the supermarkets there is nothing but regular soya. I recommend rice milk - also doesn't have a strong taste like soya does.
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@toniganzon (72285)
• Philippines
30 Sep 17
I like soya milk but I've stopped drinking it because too much soya, especially for women can cause hormonal imbalance that can develop into some serious disease. I have proven that to be true. I have had two surgeries already.
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@hereandthere (45651)
• Philippines
30 Sep 17
really? i don't drink soya milk, but we have tofu once in a while and taho.
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@SerenityEngel (525)
• United Kingdom
30 Sep 17
It's funny you say that because my hormones are all over the shop - hence my migraines.
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@SerenityEngel (525)
• United Kingdom
1 Oct 17
@toniganzon A few people have mentioned the health warning associated with soya. I wouldn't of even drank the stuff if I had known.
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@hereandthere (45651)
• Philippines
30 Sep 17
although i don't drink it, i didn't know that it curdles. i also live in a rice-eating country, but never knew there's rice milk.
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@SerenityEngel (525)
• United Kingdom
30 Sep 17
yes, there's lots of different types of milk nowadays. Due to my many allergies, I'm limited to what I can have.
@TiarasOceanView (70035)
• United States
1 Oct 17
Nice my friend..good you can have a coffee again.
I wish I could buy other milks but they are so freaking expensive here its nuts man.
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@TiarasOceanView (70035)
• United States
1 Oct 17
@SerenityEngel Yes..well I can understand totally.
I have given up a lot of stuff due to poisons in it..not good.
Its good to find ways to avoid it.
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@SerenityEngel (525)
• United Kingdom
1 Oct 17
This is true. My shopping is very expensive as due to my food allergies I have to buy food from the 'free from' ranges. But I have no choice if I want to eat. Lucky I don't have a large appetite.
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@SerenityEngel (525)
• United Kingdom
1 Oct 17
@TiarasOceanView between food allergies and GM foods it is hard to find what to eat. Most of our food is tampered with.
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@teamfreak16 (43421)
• Denver, Colorado
30 Sep 17
I like soy milk and almond milk. I've never tried rice milk.
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@teamfreak16 (43421)
• Denver, Colorado
2 Oct 17
@SerenityEngel - I understand. Almonds are one of the few nuts my girlfriend is not allergic to.
@SerenityEngel (525)
• United Kingdom
1 Oct 17
Almond is nice, but I am allergic to that, so I avoid it.
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@peachpurple (13884)
• Malaysia
30 Sep 17
Can't find rice milk here, soya bean yes, delicious
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@SerenityEngel (525)
• United Kingdom
30 Sep 17
There's a few supermarkets that sell it here. Mum had trouble picking me some up the other week. It is really the big stores, not the local small ones.
@A_loves_B (1608)
• Indonesia
30 Sep 17
I always drink soya milk, too. Never tried to drink rice milk. Will surely give it a try.
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@SerenityEngel (525)
• United Kingdom
30 Sep 17
It's good for cooking with as it doesn't taint the food with taste like soya does.
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