Re: Dry Curd Cottage Cheese

[Guest guest]

>Is jicima SCD legal?

T & C SCD since 2/05

[Guest guest]

>Is jicima SCD legal?

T & C SCD since 2/05

[Guest guest]

>

> My husband went to a local co-op health food market in Seattle to look for

> some dry-curd cottage cheese/ farmer's cheese.

>

> Below is what the cheese guy there said:

>

> The only thing like that that we have here is Ricotta Salata made with

> pasturized sheep milk made in Italy. Dry curd cottage cheese comes by a lot of

> different names.

>

> He made it sound like this is just a different version of dry curd cottage

> cheese, pressed into a chunk. It just kind of breaks apart and crumbles and

> tastes salty.

Ricotta cheese is not legal. Call a few local dairies and you will likely find

it.

Carol F.

Toronto, Celiac, SCD 5 years

[Guest guest]

>

> Just starting my 5 yr old daughter on the SCD and am having dificulty

> finding DCCC in the UK. Does anyone know of a good source, does it go

> under a different name here?

>

> Thank you

>

> K

>

Try Farmer's Cheese. In Toronto the company that makes the DCCC calls the one

with 4%

butter fat " Baker;'s Cheese

Carol F.

Toronto, Celiac, SCD 5 years "

[Guest guest]

If your daughter was CF prior to SCD,then you should wait a while

before introducing dairy. DCCC is made from cow cheese and not

required for SCD.

If your child has ASD,then we recommend goat products instead. Wait

about a month before introducing the goat yogurt. Longer if your

child has a severe allergy to dairy.

Here is the dairy free " Intro Diet " :

http://www.pecanbread.com/foodprep.html#intro

Welcome to the list!

Mimi

> Just starting my 5 yr old daughter on the SCD and am having

dificulty

> finding DCCC in the UK. Does anyone know of a good source, does it

go

> under a different name here?

>

> Thank you

>

> K

>