Soy Milk ???

I am not sure if there are any gluten free milk products, but there is a Natural Market near my home that sells alot of gluten free products. The phone number is ###-###-####
I like talking with Dena she is one of the owners. She really knows her stuff. If she can't help you she will find a way to help. Hope this helps you.
Johna

these milk products do not contain gluten. whole, lowfat, skim, evaporated, condensed. these cheeses dont contain gluten. american, velveeta, all aged cheeses ie: swiss and cheddar. nondairy creamers do.

http://www.gastromd.com/diets/celiac.html

Check out the above website. I think it will help you to find which things do and don't contain gluten. I think that you'll be gluten-free with soy milk but you can always get the customer svc number off a battle and call to double check.

it is a differnt type of protein , you can try the rice milk except it has barley in it . very good choice if you are on a gluten free plan.

T.

Also, another GF milk alternative is almond milk. My son loves it, especially in his GF cereal :) Some celiacs can tolerate barley (and oats) but I've heard that cross-contamination is the main problem with those grains. I'd stick to Silk or Almond milk just to be safe. Besides, I'm not a huge fan of the taste of rice milk!

Almond milk and rice milk are good gluten free choices. There are several brands available. Imagine foods would be a good one to start with. they have rice milks and just added almond milk. some companies have organic varities.

soy should be avoided and considered dangerous to ones' health- go to www.mercola.com and search soy. you will find many articles explaining why soy should be avoided....ESPECIALLY by pregnant or nursing moms and children. Don't be fooled by mainstream media's claims that soy is fabulous.

Best wishes
T.

Tyr the rice milk. It's good!

Yes, I was just reading the carton this morning over my cereal. SILK brand is gluten free!

Are Silk products okay for people with wheat and gluten allergies?
Much like those folks with dairy allergies, there are people who have a hypersensitivity to wheat or wheat products — like gluten. There is no wheat, wheat gluten, rye, oats, barley or malt in Silk Soymilk, Silk soy yogurt or Silk Creamer including the natural flavors.

For more information, visit the Gluten Intolerance Group Web site.

My Mom has a gluten/casen allergy and she drinks Soy milk and rice milk. The cheapest place she has found it is Costco. Try the vanilla soy milk, it doesn't taste too bad. Hope this helps.

Gluten is the protein found in wheat, barley, and rye. Regular milk does not contain any gluten. You just need to be careful with other "mixed" dairy products like ice cream, puddings or cheese spreads that may contain gluten additives--just read the ingredients!!

I have been gluten free for over a year now and find that if you simply avoid anything "pre-packaged" you'll be just fine-as well as reap the benefits of a healthier lifestyle!!