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Re: angel food cake
      04/03/07 07:11 AM
Sand

Reged: 12/13/04
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Loc: West Orange, NJ (IBS-D)

For some insane reason, at least some of the major name brand manufacturers put dairy in their angel food cake mix. The amount is small enough to not bother me - except for the aggravation - but if you're not yet stable I'd avoid it.

As JulieE says, you might do better looking at some store brands. You could also see if your store has ready-made angel food cakes - I've had luck finding those without dairy. Or check with an actual bakery to see if their angel food cakes have dairy.

I hope this helps and I hope your daughter has a great birthday tomorrow.

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Edited by Sand (04/03/07 07:14 AM)

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