My son is turning 2 years old next week. My poor baby is allergic to ALL DAIRY priducts...anythin that contains milk (powder or liquid, non fat, 2%, 1% doesn't matter. So obviously he can not have a cake, or cupcakes, or cookies and ice cream for his birthday. What can i have that is "birthday cake " like for him to blow his candles out, and for the other kids to eat on. Any suggestions will be taken into SERIOUS consideration...
You can still serve cake cookies or cupcakes. You just need to make it from scratch(food.com always has good recpies) find a cake recipie that calls for oil or shortning insted of butter, then substitute any milk for soymilk. You might want to make a tester cake to make sure it works, but it should soymilk is pretty yummy.
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S.,
I HAVE WONDERFUL NEWS FOR YOU!!!! You're daughter CAN have cake for her birthday....ALLERGY FREE!!! I have an awesome recipe for egg-less and dairy free cake (my 4yo.) is allergic to dairy as well. I have been really involved with FAAN (food allergy and anyphalaxis network) and have found amazing recipes and info.
email me at ____@____.com and I would love to share this recipe and other allergy info with you for her. I am in a hurry otherwise I would share with everyone. I also have a few websites for kids with allergies to share.
i've been vegetarian for over 10 yrs now, and i go vegan on a whim for fun and i know you can find everything you would need in order to fill recipes for a vegan cake at krogers in the new age section or whole foods, you can replace any milk with almond, rice or soy milk, you can replace your eggs, with 1 tbsp cornstarch and 1 tbsp water, (i use yogurt for that but obviously you cannot), plus for the ice cream- kroger has the wonderful lactose free ice cream sandwhiches called ''lil cuties''
Is he allergic to eggs too? What about butter?
If you can find a dairy-free brownie recipe, you can cut the brownies up and stack them on a plate in a tiered pattern. Then, put candles on the brownies, so he can still get the whole candle-blowing-out experience!!
J.
