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Milk alternatives
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My husband can no longer tolerate cows milk and is having to have toast for breakfast iinstead of cereal and milk and black tea etc - he is desparately missing milk in tea. Can anyone recommend a milk alternative. We have tried soya - has anyone tried rice milk.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I answered this in B&S for you ..but just in case you don't see it ..try Oatly milk .It's delicious on cereals and you can drink it in tea but I don't really think that there is any substitute for cows milk in tea so drink it black with lemon.
I have tried ,goats milk ,soya etc and they upset my insides just as much as the cows milk.
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I have tried ,goats milk ,soya etc and they upset my insides just as much as the cows milk.
http://www.goodnessdirect.co.uk/cgi-local/fram eset/detail/601611.html
Sorry, I posted this question in body and soul and also in food and drink to get more responses.
My husband is not I don't think lactose intolerant but gets extremely smell breath and a sour taste immediately after having milk with tea, butter or yoghurt, without milk he is fine. Most embarrassing problem!!!. I will try goats milk out on him tonight as I have just bought some and it seems to taste like cows milk. I have my doubts whether he will be able to tolerate this as it is still dairy.
My husband is not I don't think lactose intolerant but gets extremely smell breath and a sour taste immediately after having milk with tea, butter or yoghurt, without milk he is fine. Most embarrassing problem!!!. I will try goats milk out on him tonight as I have just bought some and it seems to taste like cows milk. I have my doubts whether he will be able to tolerate this as it is still dairy.