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Animal-milk (cow's milk-free) yoghurt
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- GoodnessDirect ?F
GoodnessDirect offer 'free-from' shopping for every kind of food, and all diets. You can choose from 1000's of special diet foods plus allergenic or natural toiletries, gentle natural feminine hygiene and free from food supplements. Special Diet hampers and gift service all year round.
- Alham Wood Organics CMF
Producers of organic, raw buffalo milk, a range of raw and pasteurised cheeses, a probiotic yoghurt and buffalo meat. The pasteurised cheeses include Iambors, a feta style cheese, Iambors with cumin, Iambors with garlic and parsley, as well as fresh little Iambors, smoked little Iambors and little Iambors in a coat, with a runny centre. The raw buffalo milk cheeses include Junas, a pecorino/manchego type hard cheese, young Junas which is a younger version, and winter Junas, made from winter milk, which varies from being soft and creamy when young, to becoming cracked and blue when old. Available through farmers' markets and mail order.
- Delamere
Dairy CMF
Delamere Dairy provides a delicious range of goats’ milk products – fresh, powdered and long-life milk, butter, plain and flavoured probiotic yogurts and a range of award winning soft and hard goats’ cheeses. The cheese range includes a spreadable cheese, a Greek cheese, a medium hard cheese and a farmhouse mature cheese. Available from supermarkets and independent shops nationwide.
- Lactofree DF, LF
Lactofree make lactose free semi-skimmed and whole milk, cheese, cream and raspberry and strawberry yoghurts. Their website also has a lot of very useful information, including recipes, a restaurant guide and a forum. Products are available from supermarkets and various independent shops, as well as online.
- R J and N Palmer
A range of dairy-free buffalo products including buffalo milk and buffalo yoghurt.
- Red 23 CMF
Suppliers of organic, raw, unpasteurised dairy produce from cows and goats. Their products include
goat's milk, goat's cheese and goat's yoghurt. Available online.
- St Helen's
Farm CMF
Yorkshire goat dairy producing excellent milk, cheese, butter and yogurt.
They produce whole, semi-skimmed and skimmed milk, natural wholemilk and low fat yoghurts, Cheddar-style hard cheese, as well as goat's cream and butter. Available in supermarkets and independent shops nationwide.
- The Wheat and Dairy Free Supermarket DF, EF, GF, LF, NF, SF, WF, YF, ?F
Online shop stocking over 400 products which are wheat, gluten, dairy, yeast, sugar, egg, soya or caffeine free. They stock lots of different brands, and have a search engine to find all products specific to your allergy requirements. Available online.
- Woodlands
Dairy CMF
Woodlands Dairy have been producing sheep's millk products since the 1960s. Their range includes natural yoghurt, organic live yoghurt, apricot, strawberry and blackcurrant flavoured yoghurts, powdered sheep's milk and goat's milk yoghurt. Available in Waitrose and Sainsbury's as well as independent shops nationwide.
Key to dedicated manufacturing sites.
Protocols for manufacturing free-from products are now very strict and sophisticated so that the risk of contamination, even in a factory handling both freefrom and non-freefrom lines, should be virtually non-existent.
Even so, an increasing number of manufacturers are choosing to create total separation between freefrom and non-freefrom products by manufacturing them on separate, dedicated sites. See below.
However, allergic consumers should not assume that because a product has been manufactured on a dedicated site it will always be totally safe as contamination, especially to packaging, can occur during transport or in store, long after the product has left the factory.
Producers operating from dedicated free-from sites are denoted by one or more of the following codes:
CF = Corn Free
CMF = Cow's Milk Free
EF = Egg Free
GF = Gluten Free
LF = Lactose Free
NF = Nut Free
SF = Soya Free
WF = Wheat Free
?F = Products made on multiple sites some of which are dedicated free-from. Where the ?F is brown, you can click through to the products allergen chart.
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