Here are some friends with simlar question as we.And I have this question for many days,anyone help us?
Kitty said: Yes.Dose any1 know where i can get a dairy free nut free easter egg?-I try seach this on internet but no results found.Maybe this is a stupid question.
Mike said: oh,no,you are wrong.I have found as below for this question(Dose any1 know where i can get a dairy free nut free easter egg?),it will help you,my kids.
my daugter has allergies to all dairy nut and egg products
Answer:
hi there
you could try this place
http://www.goodnessdirect.co.uk/cgi-loca...
.
Try Marks & Spencers or Thorntons, the latter might be your best bet as chocolate is it's job
Make your own by melting chocolate and pouring it into a lightly-oil hollow plastic egg shape until it cools. You could add flavoured syrups (mint, cherry, strawberry etc.) or coconut, etc. to vary the flavours.
Ask around. We have a local chocolate place that makes them.
You could by some dairy free, nut free chocolate chips (we like the ones from Enjoy Life Foods) and make your own.
a dog easter egg is free of those, Its made of Carob which is a dogs substitute for human chocolate.
I believe they also do cat, rabbit, guinea pig and hamster ones too.
You should be able to find something at your local health food store. You can get for instance dairy free carob raisins and fill plastic eggs with those. A health food store will also have honey sweetned candies and such - like carob M&Ms they sell too. Just look at the package label carefully for the right ingredients. You should also check your local Whole Foods Store - if you have one in your area. You can also buy carob chips at a health food store and try melting them and using an egg form that you can buy at a Wilton store for making candy - let it harden and voila.
look for good quality dark chocolate products and they should be definitely dairy and egg free. thorntons is a good idea, as is green and blacks, also duchy originals have a dark chocolate easter egg (i've just bought one and it looks yummy).
some chocolate products may be created in factories that also have nut products, so always best to check the label carefully. if in doubt, phone the company and they can best inform you.
Yes, try somewhere like a fair trade shop/oxfam and they will have Green and Black's dark easter eggs.
try real foods or Thornton's.any health food shop should do the trick! good luck and happy easter!!!
Try the health food shops or large supermarkets-look at Green and Blacks.They do a dark chcolate egg which is dairy and egg free but I'm not sure if it's nut free-check the label or phone the company.
You could ask somewhere like Thorntons if they do or could specially make 1.
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Kitty said: Yes.Dose any1 know where i can get a dairy free nut free easter egg?-I try seach this on internet but no results found.Maybe this is a stupid question.
Mike said: oh,no,you are wrong.I have found as below for this question(Dose any1 know where i can get a dairy free nut free easter egg?),it will help you,my kids.
my daugter has allergies to all dairy nut and egg products
Answer:
hi there
you could try this place
http://www.goodnessdirect.co.uk/cgi-loca...
.
Try Marks & Spencers or Thorntons, the latter might be your best bet as chocolate is it's job
Make your own by melting chocolate and pouring it into a lightly-oil hollow plastic egg shape until it cools. You could add flavoured syrups (mint, cherry, strawberry etc.) or coconut, etc. to vary the flavours.
Ask around. We have a local chocolate place that makes them.
You could by some dairy free, nut free chocolate chips (we like the ones from Enjoy Life Foods) and make your own.
a dog easter egg is free of those, Its made of Carob which is a dogs substitute for human chocolate.
I believe they also do cat, rabbit, guinea pig and hamster ones too.
You should be able to find something at your local health food store. You can get for instance dairy free carob raisins and fill plastic eggs with those. A health food store will also have honey sweetned candies and such - like carob M&Ms they sell too. Just look at the package label carefully for the right ingredients. You should also check your local Whole Foods Store - if you have one in your area. You can also buy carob chips at a health food store and try melting them and using an egg form that you can buy at a Wilton store for making candy - let it harden and voila.
look for good quality dark chocolate products and they should be definitely dairy and egg free. thorntons is a good idea, as is green and blacks, also duchy originals have a dark chocolate easter egg (i've just bought one and it looks yummy).
some chocolate products may be created in factories that also have nut products, so always best to check the label carefully. if in doubt, phone the company and they can best inform you.
Yes, try somewhere like a fair trade shop/oxfam and they will have Green and Black's dark easter eggs.
try real foods or Thornton's.any health food shop should do the trick! good luck and happy easter!!!
Try the health food shops or large supermarkets-look at Green and Blacks.They do a dark chcolate egg which is dairy and egg free but I'm not sure if it's nut free-check the label or phone the company.
You could ask somewhere like Thorntons if they do or could specially make 1.
correctness,It's Non-profit and only for informational purposes.
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