I found a carregeenan-free soy milk!!!
#218314 - 10/08/05 12:35 PM
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Wind
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I'm elated! I found a carregeenan-free soy milk--carregeenan really triggers me! It's Natura-Light soy milk. So far, so good! Just wanted to share. I'm drinking the unsweetened--only 1g of sugars. Holy don't have a cow! It tastes like milk! Now, I wonder how it would taste as soy yogurt. (Easy enough to make and find out!)
Kate.
Edited by Wind (10/08/05 12:37 PM)
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Hi Wind
Thanks for the tip! I'm canadian too and I'm having a tough time too finding many of the soy product our american friends talk about. Do you know any eatable canadian soy cheese without casein? I'm still searching for a soy pudding without that damn carregeenan, I will tell you when I find one!
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Yes, please do advise--I'll keep my eyes open too. The Natura comes in unsweetened, vanilla, plain. I'm not sure about chocolate (I wasn't looking as I'm a diehard vanilla lover--but I bet that it does!) No gas/bloating...D! It comes in tetras & in some stores it's in the dairy section. Also, NO CORN SYRUP SOLIDS which also affects me rather badly.
I like it! (Even better yet, it likes me!)
Kate, IBS-D.
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Here's the website for the carageenan-free soy milk brand with which I've had success, so far: natura-a.
www.nutrisoya.com
Kate, IBS-D.
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Ooh, that looks good! I haven't seen it where I live, although it appears they also sell their product in the US. Right now I drink Rice or Soy Dream, which doesn't contain carrageenan, but neither one has added calcium carbonate like the Nutrisoy products.
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Well, I'm elated to report that I've experienced no adverse effects from the Naturisoy beverage.  It's good stuff. Also, it doesn't have that funny carrageenan aftertaste and nasty backlash I experience. No spasms and no vomitting (carrageenan does that too me!)--no gas/D/bloating attacks and breathing constrictions.
Happy bones!
Kate, IBS-D.
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