Is this dairy free? I have found "natural flavor" is many times a dairy ingredient.
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There is no way to be sure. I suppose it could be something natural but if it were, why not just tell us. How can "natural flavor" be an ingredient? Deceptive labeling is a growing issue due to looser labeling laws. I have found that "natural flavor" is often something unnatural that was created from something natural. For example, proteins that have been "hydrolyzed" (chemically disassembled) in order to excite specific taste cells. Unfortunately certain amino acids, when concentrated in free form, are capable of harming neurons (in our most vital organs). Same problem as Aspartame and MSG. These "excitotoxins" are often derived from natural sources. An sneaky way to add even more unhealthy flavor compounds while keeping a clean label (and company image).
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Natural flavor is usually something they don't want us to know about. When they want to hide something, they call if natural flavor. I don't know. if it is dairy free.
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The packing says "it contains Dairy (milk) and soy (in trace amounts)". I am highly allergic to milk products and have taken this for 25 years without a problem. It has helped my Lactose intolerance issues. I hope this helps.
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On the container, under the title "Immune Factors", in the paragraph "Quality and Purity Assured", it is written: "....exclusively from USDA Grade A dairies, and only from the first milking, is laboratory tested to verify that it is free from hormones, pesticides, antibiotics and rBHT. A truly natural product: our colostrum may vary in taste, aroma, consistency and color........."I hope the customer is satisfied by my answer.
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Hi Tani, It contains eggs but no milk products. I guess eggs are considered dairy, I don't really know. It is very good, nice and creamy. I hope this answers your question.
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Yes it is dairy free and you get a lot for the money. I paid over $25.00 for a much smaller container.
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It does have dairy in it. Whey is the byproduct of cheese making and a high quality form of protein.
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Yes it is - I make shakes with it or add a little to oatmeal. I have a dairy sensitivity so I avoid whey protein. Though I must say the taste of this is not fantastic. I prefer sun warrior vegan protein.
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I think it is a typo.... the other flavors that do not contain milk have it listed. I looked at everyone of their flavors and the only other ones listed that it contains milk are the obvious ones like the Sour Cream & Onion, Cheddar and Sour Cream...etc nice catch though.
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Hypoallergenic, though doesn't state on the bottle dairy free....the pepsin contained states lactose free....no indication of dairy in active or inactive ingredients
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Not it is not dairy free. There are other "Gluten free/Dairy free" Mac and Cheese, but I don't think Annie's makes that kind. Sorry.
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All natural, plant-based. Dairy, gluten and soy free abd contains no artificial flavors, colors or sweeteners. You can read the label if your near whole foods.
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It is certainly vegetarian, but I'm not sure if it is vegan. It does not have milk, lactose, or eggs, so I think it probably is vegan. When I was vegan, I took this vitamin, because I couldn't find anything wrong with it. It is also free of gelatin.
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Yep Dairy -Free-Leave in RefigAdult Formula-Cp-1 Dairy free. I have been using these for years and love them -I take 1 at bedtime ( bedtime at rest is My choice) -not on the directions!
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Yes, this is surprisingly dairy free. Ingredients are Just Like Sugar (trademarked) & made of chicory root dietary fiber, calcium, and natural flavors from the peel of an orange; 1005 natural Ghiradelli cocoa powder, calcium citrate and 100% natural vanilla bean powder.
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The container states the ingredients as "cocoa, cocoa processed with alkali" so, to my knowledge, it is dairy free.
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the label does not say it is dairy free, only gluten free. I no longer have the box, so I do not know all the ingredients.
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do you know how to google? sure let me do it for you. i don't make this product i simply reviewed it. and its gross. What about those ingredients that sound like they are from milk, such as lactic acid, lactose, and lactate? If it's lactate or lactic acid, it's not from dairy (exception - sterol lactate due to the stearic acid). "Lac" ingredients are usually produced by a fermentation process using cornstarch or beet sugar. Lactose is always from dairy. Most ingredients made with with calcium are vegan (i.e. calcium carbonate, calcium phosphate, calcium sulfate). The exceptions are calcium caseinate and calcium stearate. Drink up the calcium fortified o.j. - it's vegan! try doing your own research for scientific questions. seriously. you want to be educated? then read!