Guest guest Posted January 12, 2012 Report Share Posted January 12, 2012 I actually cleared my allergy to eggs, but just avoid them now because I sort of lost the taste for them. They are a staple for my vegetarian daughter though, and we are obsessive about avoiding eggs from soy/commercially fed hens. The man who takes care of my cows has chickens, and we get our eggs from him-he feeds them free range in the summer and spring, and veggie/fruit scraps and grains in the winter. It is VERY hard to find chicken feed that isn't also " medicated " , meaning it is full of antibiotics and steroids! CRAZY what goes into our food supply! My cows also get hay and wheat straw, but I am allergic to both of those too, lol. > > > > > > Lynn, I have my own cows, but I avoid their milk during the winter, since they need to eat grains then (gluten DOES pass in to milk of grain fed critters) During the times I am without raw milk, I use rice, buckwheat or sunflower/pumpkin seed milk, all of which make a great substitute and are easily made with the Vitamix. I can't do almonds, but do make that for my daughter-Vickilynn's recipe for almond milk is great! You can also do chia, flax, bean or legume milks-all work a charm. (thanks to the Vitamix, that is, lol) > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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