Looking for others with egg allergies...

[Guest guest]

I don't want to reinvent the wheel. If you have an ASD child with

egg allergies and are avoiding dairy, would you please tell me what

you are feeding him/her for breakfast?

All I've been able to give my daughter is chicken soup, fruit & nut

butter. She's never had a diarrhea problem, always constipation.

If there is someone else who has found things to feed a child in

similar circumstances, please let me know!!!

I've read that it's not a good idea to put your child on a " nut

diet " , but if you can't give them eggs or dairy, then meat is the

only alternative...then if you feed your child too much, there can

be ammonia issues... it is so easy to paint oneself into a corner

with all this!

I haven't been able to try nut yogurt yet because GI Prohealth is so

S-L-O-W about getting starter out it's ridiculous (anybody know of

alternative sources, please let me know!) I've called them twice

for two different products and each time they call me and tell me

it's on 3-week backorder! (sorry i'm venting)

I would just like to know what you mothers are doing with similar

children...and are you having success?

Thanks!

Theresa

mother of 3.9yo autistic and 8.5yo NT.

[Guest guest]

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> I don't want to reinvent the wheel. If you have an ASD child with

> egg allergies and are avoiding dairy, would you please tell me what

> you are feeding him/her for breakfast?

>

Elaine said to keep foods containing nuts in balance with others. See top of

page 64,

edition ten of BTVC.

You can also make a " granola " by toasting nuts and adding pieces of dried

fruits. Sugar

free bacon or home made sausage patties are another option. Baked apples and

pears are

suitable and ripe bananas.

You will expand your options if you are able to introduce dairy at some point.

You did not

say if you intend to remain dairy free.

Here is an index of egg free recipes from the Pecanbread web site.

Egg Replacers

Gelatin as Egg Replacer

Baking Soda, oil, water, vinegar

Egg Free Baked Goods

's Muffins

Cary's Cookies

Eggless Brownies-Almond Flour

Eggless Brownies-Pecan Flour

Eggless Cut Out Cookies Photos!

Eggless Almond Flour Bread

Eggless Peanut Butter Cookies

Eggless Soft Batch Cookies

[Guest guest]

Hi, My daughter has an egg allergy and we aren't currently doing dairy with her

as well. I think it is difficult ( in my vast 10-20 days of experience).... we

have been eating a lot of squash.. butternut and butter cup with some pear

sauce and a bit of honey it makes a good breakfast meal.. add your sausage

patties or bacon and it makes a good breakfast.. you can vary it by baking in

little cubes and putting pear sauce on it.. mashing and putting pear sauce in

it. but that being said, I feel for you.. we aren't even tolerating nuts.. and

just today failed watermelon... it's like we are on an extended intro.. because

nothing else seems to be working. There are many eggless recipes out there.. I

have found that the gelatin egg replacer recipe work better for me than the

other.. but it's almost like you have to rely on nuts.... there are so many

recipes that just don't work with the egg replacer.. sneaky pancakes for

example... anyway, good luck and hope this helps.Also, think outside the

box.. have dinners for breakfast ( sigh, and lunch and dinner!) Smile!

Ellen

daughter Emma 2.5 Eosinophilic colitis SCD 10 days.

[Guest guest]

I haven't thought about squash. That's a great idea! I have tried

sausage; what kind do you use? Since my daughter has sensitivities

to onion/garlic, this is kind of out unless I can make my own using

shallots. Perhaps after she's been onthe diet for a while, she'll

be able to tolerate more. Thanks for squash idea!

Theresa

daughter 3.9 autistic with constipation, occasional abdominal pain

(not diagnosed yet)

son 8.5 NT with environmental allergies and developing food

allergies causing digestion issues.

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> Hi, My daughter has an egg allergy and we aren't currently doing

dairy with her as well. I think it is difficult ( in my vast 10-20

days of experience).... we have been eating a lot of squash..

butternut and butter cup with some pear sauce and a bit of honey it

makes a good breakfast meal.. add your sausage patties or bacon and

it makes a good breakfast.. you can vary it by baking in little

cubes and putting pear sauce on it.. mashing and putting pear sauce

in it. but that being said, I feel for you.. we aren't even

tolerating nuts.. and just today failed watermelon... it's like we

are on an extended intro.. because nothing else seems to be

working. There are many eggless recipes out there.. I have found

that the gelatin egg replacer recipe work better for me than the

other.. but it's almost like you have to rely on nuts.... there are

so many recipes that just don't work with the egg replacer.. sneaky

pancakes for example... anyway, good luck and hope this

helps.Also, think outside the box.. have dinners for breakfast (

sigh, and lunch and dinner!) Smile!

>

> Ellen

> daughter Emma 2.5 Eosinophilic colitis SCD 10 days.

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