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 Food for thought and stomachs Oct 02, 2009
This cookbook was recommended to me soon after I became a new mother. I was amazed to read how many ways dairy is introduced into everyday life, and was really impressed with all the helpful tips on how to avoid dairy for those with extreme allergies. The recipes are delicious, detailed, and easy to follow, and the pictures make you hungry for more! I'm so glad to have this information for my family's health, and the recipes for my family's stomachs.
Helpful tips & delicious May 19, 2009
This cookbook has lot of great ideas for parents facing a kiddy dairy allergy. The tips have been very helpful in keeping my kids healthy. I've tried about fifteen recipes, and they've all been delicious and relatively simple. My only frustration is that the recommended serving sizes seem to be too small--I've finally figured out that to make the rice cereal with apples for breakfast, I need to quadruple the recipe for my family of five (kids ages 4, 2, and 1), or there won't be any left for me! The cookbook is admittedly expensive, but it's been worth the money for my family.
Must Have in Your Milk Allergy Library Apr 18, 2009
My son has a milk allergy and is now a teenager. I use this cookbook more than any other for finding great recipes for everyday use as well as special occasions. The collection of recipes is unique and very impressive for those of us who enjoy cooking. Honestly, it is one of the best that I have found for those allergic to milk.
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 Good for desperate people Apr 08, 2009
The Milk Allergy Companion & Cookbook left my wife unimpressed even though I only suffer from lactose intolerance and not hospital admitting allergies. Her impression that this book is just a cookbook (that is follow the recipe exactly) and doesn't give one as much information as would allow experimentation.
Probably great for a person just faced with severe milk allergies themselves or in someone close. The recipes seem to be standard recipes with milk marked out and soy milk substituted.
If the book wasn't so expensive ($29.95), it would be a better value but my wife much preferred Go Dairy Free which she thought offered more options and ideas for cooks.
excellent, excellent, cookbook! Feb 04, 2009
We don't have milk allergies, but I bought the book for the recipes, because they looked terrific. They are tested and delicious, and we love using the recipes from this cookbook!
Cynthia Olson
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