Re: ot: Safe chocolate for Easter?/lecithin

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You might want to contact chocolatenecessities.com out of Bellingham, WA. Their

dark chocolate says 'lecithin' in the ingredients but I don't know if that

always means soy (I'm guessing, commercially, the answer is yes).

Is this soy avoidance for allergy or on principle? My son did not toelrate soy

products but could eat soy lecithin because it actually contains little of the

protein. Looking at your original post, I see you have a reactive kid. I guess

I post this for other people.

Make an incredible Easter egg shaped GFCFSF cake and call it a day. I'm all for

gently revealing the Easter Bunny isn't real. I like making things myself,

too. 's has several molds for the holidays. Homemade marshmallows are

THE BEST.

Pam

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> Milk, dairy and SOY free. Can not find soy free again this year. Have in

past. Any one have any luck?

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> Enjoy Life chocolate chips are safe. Can I just melt in those cute molds and

make my own? Will that work? I can get Enjoy Life candy bars and chips here

locally.

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> This is for my nt 7.5 food allergy guy who has had more reactions this week.

One in school in art, first contact reaction he's had in all his school years.

Weird! Now we've been doing green tea since he gets no soda for a treat. Tummy

ache last night! Gurrrrrrrr.....I'm so ready to pop the bubble on no easter

bunny etc...... It's hard!

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> Thanks

> Tammy

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