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Saturday, March 22, 2008

Go GoDairyFree

Every few months I post something to remind people about or alert new readers to what I consider to be the only other really important lactose intolerance site other than mine, Alisa Fleming's GoDairyFree.org.

The focus there is similar to mine:

GoDairyFree.org is an informational website for dairy-free living. While the Go Dairy Free website and newsletter always have a milk-free focus, every effort is made to cater to additional special diet concerns, including vegan, multiple food allergies (eggs, nuts, soy), and the gluten-free / casein-free diet (GFCF).


They recently compiled their 750th dairy-free recipe, a database searchable and sortable in all sorts of ways.

And they do monthly prize drawings, like this one for April.

Check them out.

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