These items should be avoided with Egg Allergies....
1. Albumin
2. Egg (white, yolk dried, powdered, solids)
3. Egg substitutes
4. Egg nog
5. Globin
6. Livetin
7. Mayonnaise
8. Meringue
9. Ovalbumin
10. Ovomucoid
11. Ovovitellin
12. Simplesse
13. Lysozyme
For baking without eggs:
1tsp baking powder, 1tbsp water, and 1tbsp vinegar
or
tsp yeast dissolved in 1/4cup warm water
or
tbsp apricot puree
or
11/2 tbsp water, 11/2 tbsp warm water, and 1tsp baking powder
or
1 packet gelatin, 2tsp warm water
Saturday, December 20, 2008
Milk Free Diet
Here is a list I was provided by Fisher's Allergist.... These items should be avoided if your child has a MILK allergy.....
1. Artificial butter flavor
2. Butter, butter fat, buttermilk
3. Casein
4. Caseinates
5. Cheese
6. Curds
7. Custard
8. Hydrolysates(casein, milk, protein, whey)
9. Lactalbumin
10. Lactoglobin
11. Milk(derivative, protein, solids, malted, condensed, evaporated, dry, whole, low-fat, non-fat, skim)
12. Nougat
13. Pudding
14. Sour milk
15. Sour cream
16. Whey
17. Yogurt
18. Ghee
19. Half and Half
20. Rennet Casein
21. Ingredients that MAY indicate the presence of milk protein:
a) Brown sugar flavoring
b) Caramel
c) Chocolate
d) High protein flour
e) Margarine
f) Natural flavoring
g) Simplesse
It was also recommended that Fisher avoid Soy until after six months so he didn't become allergic to that too. Fisher is 10 months old now and loves Soy Vanilla milk. There are a couple of formula's that have are for children with Milk allergies besides Soy. They're more expensive but worth every penny for your child's well being and happiness. I breastfeed until Fisher was six months old but gave up the fight once the extent of his allergies were clear. When you breastfeed and your child has an allergy, you also must avoid those products. I was lucky enough to have this information sooner than later.
1. Artificial butter flavor
2. Butter, butter fat, buttermilk
3. Casein
4. Caseinates
5. Cheese
6. Curds
7. Custard
8. Hydrolysates(casein, milk, protein, whey)
9. Lactalbumin
10. Lactoglobin
11. Milk(derivative, protein, solids, malted, condensed, evaporated, dry, whole, low-fat, non-fat, skim)
12. Nougat
13. Pudding
14. Sour milk
15. Sour cream
16. Whey
17. Yogurt
18. Ghee
19. Half and Half
20. Rennet Casein
21. Ingredients that MAY indicate the presence of milk protein:
a) Brown sugar flavoring
b) Caramel
c) Chocolate
d) High protein flour
e) Margarine
f) Natural flavoring
g) Simplesse
It was also recommended that Fisher avoid Soy until after six months so he didn't become allergic to that too. Fisher is 10 months old now and loves Soy Vanilla milk. There are a couple of formula's that have are for children with Milk allergies besides Soy. They're more expensive but worth every penny for your child's well being and happiness. I breastfeed until Fisher was six months old but gave up the fight once the extent of his allergies were clear. When you breastfeed and your child has an allergy, you also must avoid those products. I was lucky enough to have this information sooner than later.
Sunday, December 14, 2008
Allergies
My son Fisher currently has the following allergies... Dairy, Egg, Peanut, Beef, Oat, Feather, Lanolin, Formaldehyde, Polyethylene Glycol. I've found so much info on the Internet, but it's been time consuming and daunting finding accurate and truly useful information over time. So, from this point forward I will be providing the info I've found useful all in one spot, Mommy Truths... Please feel free to leave comments of anything you can contribute. Being a parent of a child with allergies can be difficult, but having support and accurate information can help.
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