making yogurt with half and half

[Guest guest]

Is there any reason to avoid using half and half or cream in making the

yogurt. I want to get some weight back on my child and need her to

have more calories.

[Guest guest]

Our daughter could only tolerate dripped goat yogurt at first. About six months

into the diet she could handle all cow.

But some can handle the cow and half and half French cream to start with.

Elaine never mentions the goat anywhere in her book because of this.

Add it slowly, with nothing else to confuse you if there is a reaction. So

that you know that it is the French cream if he does react. And like I always

remind people...don't mix up " die off " with intolerance to the SCD yogurt.

It is a wonderful food to add weight~ You can make smoothies out of it, ice

cream and Pop sickles and if you handle the dry curd it makes a wonderful

cheese cake when turned into cream cheese.

Antoinette and family of Five

(SCD 2/06)

(List of family problems we cam with: IBD, IBS, CD, Malabsorption, Candida, Bad

Gut Flora, Leaky Gut, Food Intolerances, Allergies, Heavy Metals, ADHD,

Autism/PDD, Seizures, Sensory Integration Dysfunction, Mental

Illness,Hyperekplexia and more....)

[Guest guest]

Just check the labels to make sure they do not have any funky additives, since

some do, but, otherwise, it's fine to make yogurt with half and half or cream.

And it tastes GREAT!!!!!!

Ellen

9 y/o dd scd since 5/06 for crohn's

[Guest guest]

I have yet to be able to find whole cream that does not have carrageenan in it.

But Horizon's Organic milk does make a half and half that is legal...but

Horizons Organic whole cream is not legal. This shocked me.

I have also found ground turkey and chicken that is not legal. They put soy

filler in it~

Always read your labels. Set backs can be caused by these simple slips. The

bad gut bugs take every chance they can to ferment.

Antoinette and family of Five Silly Yaks (SCD 2/06)

[Guest guest]

If you can find a heavy cream that is just " pasturized " and not " ultra-

pasturized " it should not contain the carregeenan. Most store are going

to supply the " ultra-pasturized " because it keeps longer on the

shelves. I have had my best luck at finding the " pasturized " at health

food stores.

GOOD LUCK!!!!

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> I have yet to be able to find whole cream that does not have

carrageenan in it. But Horizon's Organic milk does make a half and

half that is legal...but Horizons Organic whole cream is not legal.

This shocked me.

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> I have also found ground turkey and chicken that is not legal. They

put soy filler in it~

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> Always read your labels. Set backs can be caused by these simple

slips. The bad gut bugs take every chance they can to ferment.

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> Antoinette and family of Five Silly Yaks (SCD 2/06)

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