BUTTER - LISA ACK. where are you?

June 24, 2001

On Sun, 24 Jun 2001 17:29:17 -0000 " Ross "

writes:

> We are still new to this diet, but I wanted to add something as to

> why (assuming these gf/cf kids could have butter...and possibly

> cream???) butter is better than ANY of it's substitutes, aside from

> cold pressed olive oil. >

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Am I the only one not understanding this? Our kids ate all this before

the diet, but aren't we now suppose to be eliminating all this to be 100%

GFCF? Ackerman where are you? I would like to hear your comments

on this as you are very knowledgeable on everything.

Both in " Special Diets for Special Kids " and " Unraveling the

mysteries......... " it is mentioned about the many options available for

when a recipe calls for butter. I just feel if we all went this far and

want to be 100% GFCF then why would we use butter. I have my son on this

diet for 1 year and 2 months and he is doing excellent, super on this

diet (along with his schooling, tutor and my work with him), but I know

he is 100% GFCF and some of my other acquaintences who tried this with

their children, and feel there wasn't progress with the diet, didn't go

through all the baking and special buying and sacrifices that this diet

brings with it. Heck, life would be so much easier for me if I gave all

these little easy ways out, but life would be easier for me - not him.

Maybe I am wrong, sorry everyone if I am, but I spend so much time

involved in this and I haven't come across any GFCF literature that

allows butter.

on LOng Island New York

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