Has anyone tried both the regular dairy version and this one with dha? Noticed any smell or taste difference?
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My baby like both with dha/ara and without. Also, I did not notice any difference in smell either.
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That's a good one. I've ordered from natures one directly and from here and both had the same lables. Unless its the non dha one they sent or nature made a slight recent lable change and amazon has older ones, check the dates on the bottom of the can.
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I found that the coconut ghee has too much coconut flavor to use like that. I only use it when the the coconut flavor is a good complement, like stir fry, cooking vegetables for a curry, etc. Next ghee I buy will be the regular ghee.
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No. Here's the answer i got from Green Pastures:The HVBO in the BIR does not contain any lactose or casein. Most with these intolerances do not have any problem taking this oil. With best wishes,Green Pasture
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Hi! I did buy both kinds. The one that include the DHA-RHA was sometimes low on stock, so sometimes I just bought the supplement and added it to the formula. DHA-RHA is recommend and I think some moms just buy it separate and add it in. This formula only added it to their formula a couple of years ago I believe. The supplement was sold separate. I DO recommend their DHA-RHA because it isn't from the algae like the other organic brands. Hope this helps :) and thanks for asking.
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Personally, I did not care for the very stong, in my opinion, vanilla smell. I am very sensitive to some smells. I am using the cream on my feet. Seems to be working well there.
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I liked the taste. It tasted just like any other Extra Virgin oil. For me, it was more virgin than some of the common extra virgin oils you find at grocery stores. It also tasted good for dipping also. Good luck.
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I just tasted mine. It does have a slightly bitter flavor straight from the bottle. As Jan has stated, such is the case with any extract. This product makes the most luxuriously flavored butter creams and fillings imaginable. Use slightly less than recommended for unbaked items than you would for cookies and cakes.
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I tried this one, mild, creamy and cleans well. There's also another soap that I like - goat's milk(you can smell milk, applying) - it even works for my face; my facial skin is extremely sensitive and dry. It may vary person by person. Once tried, you'll know it.
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I have tried vanilla flavored soy milk it was terrible I love it In my cereal but not as yogurt
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No, but I would like to give it a try. Trader Joe's vanilla is an almond milk we like. Sorry to take so long to reply. The notice was buried in to much e-mail...
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Good Evening Mimi,The Bovine ingredient comes from Cows, not sure if the glandular extract comes from local cows or from out of the country. I suggest contacting The Standard Process Company. I wish you the best on your path to wellness, always do good research and be proactive.Sincerely,iamxoxo
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I shake up the carton, then I pour it into my coffee. I don't notice the taste of coconut and I cannot use dairy products. So it is perfect. You can store it in a glass container in the refrigerator and it will become creamy and fluffy and works well in coffee. I leave the carton out on the counter for 3 days with no problem sometimes. The big problem is inconsistent quality. It depends who the seller is. Dana's Healthy Home is best and you get add-on or prime shipping for a larger order.
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I use both the naturally refined and extra virgin coconut oils from BetterBody. Although I have never really experienced a coconut smell from either, the naturally refined typically has no residual coconut smell or taste while sometimes the extra-virgin can.
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No not at all! No burping no unpleasant taste (except when i decided to puncture the capsule and see what the oil tastes like and even then it was better than a vegan dha liquid I had tried which was just unbearably nasty) nothing bad about this product IMO =) and for the price you get more mg than any other I have found.
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Try mixing it with coconut oil if you want a buttery flavored spread. Actually, I prefer ghee for this purpose. It takes a very small amount of ghee to get a very buttery flavor. I usually just use this for cooking as it is less expensive than ghee. Fat is necessary in our diets. The old propaganda about how bad saturated fats were was based on false data. Scientific studies have found that the opposite is true - but all saturated fats are not the same. Animal based fats are more problematic for many people to digest. That's why some buttery flavor added to coconut oil works very well. Someone posted that it will never taste like real butter. It IS real butter that has been dehydrated. Most likely this person has never actually tasted "real" butter. The flavor varies according to what the cows were fed. The consistency is what is different after being dehydrated just like the consistency of any dehydrated product is not the same as it was originally even after re-hydrating it. The calorie content is the same because only the water has been removed.
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I've replaced butter with dairy free margarine (Earth Balance!) and it's turned out just as nice! :)