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Doesn't bread have eggs in it?
      #284753 - 10/01/06 12:02 PM
andreww

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Which would mean it's unsafe, yes? Yolks are a no-no, I thought.

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Re: Doesn't bread have eggs in it? new
      #284756 - 10/01/06 12:17 PM
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Most bread only has flour, water, salt and yeast perhaps with a small amount of oil.

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It depends on the bread... new
      #284757 - 10/01/06 12:22 PM
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so make sure you read the ingredients label. You should get in the habit of reading the nutrition and ingredients label on all foods to make sure you're avoiding triggers.

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A lot of bread doesn't contain eggs new
      #284759 - 10/01/06 12:39 PM
atomic rose

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Read ingredient labels before you buy. Eggs are a completely unnecessary ingredient in basic white, sourdough, French, and Italian breads, and a lot of those probably won't contain it.

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Re: Doesn't bread have eggs in it? new
      #284804 - 10/01/06 05:43 PM
andreww

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Thanks everyone. Appreciated.

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Re: Doesn't bread have eggs in it? new
      #284810 - 10/01/06 06:13 PM
kcj44

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I got online to check Subway, Quizsno, and Panera Breads to see if they were dairy free. Most of them are dairy and egg free.



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