What foods do you always keep "in stock"

heyitsme

Just curious what allergy-friendly (for your particular allergy set) foods do you always keep in stock? I thought it would be fun to list them!

heyitsme

I am Top-8 free and these are the foods I always keep handy:

Vance's Dari-Free (milk substitute for baking/cooking)

Tinkyada Rice Pasta (most affordable)

Hormel Natural Choice deli meats and bacon

Foster Farms turkey breakfast sausage

Foster Farms turkey Italian sausage

Jenni-O (The Turkey Store) turkey hot dogs

Earth Balance Dairy-free, Soy-Free margarine

Ener-G sweet rice flour

Ener-G potato flour

Quaker oats

Quaker cornmeal

Enjoy Life Crunchy Rice cereal (for breading)

Cherrybrook Kitchen mixes (gluten-free chocolate cake, sometimes the gluten-free pancakes)

Fritos and Lays potato chips

Mazola Canola oil

Enjoy Life Food's chocolate chips

Enjoy Life's Boom Choco Boom Boom crispy rice milk bars

Gluten Free Pantry's French Bread/Pizza Crust mix

I am sure there are so many more but I can't remember them off the top of my head!

DandelionMom

We're gluten-free and can't live without Pamela's baking mix.  I'm sure there's other things but that's all I can think of right now!

magdusia

(soy, milk, egg, peanut free zone here...)  we stack up on....

Rice milk for drinking

Oats  milk for baking

Earths best oatmeal

Flaxseed meal

Applegate sausages and patties

Ener-G egg replacer

Rice

Quiona

Cereal (cheerios, chex, rice)

Enjoy Life cookies

Spelt pasta

Mac & Chreese boxes

Sweet potato chips (by foodshouldtastesogood)

Fresh Almond butter

Jelly

Agave nectar 

basic baking needs.. flour, vanilla...

Earth Balance Dairy-free, Soy-Free margarine

 

 

There probably is a lot more, so i'll add if i think of anything else. 

 

 

Miller238

I have never heard of Dari-Free.  The ingredients look good for my daughter's allergies.  Do they sell this at Whole Foods?  It is hard when she is dairy, soy, rice, coconut, oat, and almond allergic to find milk alternatives.

We always have:

Pepperidge Farm Whole Wheat Mini Bagels

Egglands Best Organic Eggs

365 Everyday Value Cinnamon Graham Crackers

All berries, raisins and grapes

Applegate Farms Maple Tukey Links 

Wellshire Chicken Hotdogs

Frozen organic broccoli and corn

We used to always have Koch's Smoked Turkey breast, but she got burned out on that and it was too expensive to keep buying

Any kind of whole wheat pasta 

 

 

heyitsme

Miller238:

I have never heard of Dari-Free.  The ingredients look good for my daughter's allergies.  Do they sell this at Whole Foods?  It is hard when she is dairy, soy, rice, coconut, oat, and almond allergic to find milk alternatives.

Our Whole Foods doesn't carry it, but the other natural food (non-chain) stores around us do. Before I could find it in-store I would order it from Kirkman Labs whenever I placed an order for my vitamins/supplements (they have a whole hypoallergenic line--if your daughter needs calcium you might want to look at their hypoallergenic calcium powder, it can be baked into any recipe, is tasteless, etc.). I know a lot of people who use it in baking and smoothies ... I used it once on cereal and it was OK. It has a texture to it, but your little girl is young so she might not really care about that.

welcel

Egg free with us...

Ener G egg replacer

Veganaise

applesauce (as an egg replacer)

 

aniceucchik

Rice milk, soy milk, dairy free choco chips, vegan cheese, frosted cheerios, berry kix, whole grain club crackers, blueberry poptarts, chicken fingers, frozen bb waffles, bisquick mix...thats about all i can think of. From the looks of it there are alot of people that have it worse than us, but that dairy allergy is pretty killer.