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AMills86

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AMills86 Newbie

Hi I was wondering if anyone could recommend a powdered non dairy creamer that is gluten free. Prefer if it was actually non dairy not just lactose free, but realize that might be asking a lot. Trying to make some holiday gifts for friends :)

 

Thanks so much!


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kareng Grand Master

I think most are gluten free.  Not sure about the dairy part.  You might just need to start reading ingredients.  I was thinking there was a common one that was soy based?  But it could have some lactose free dairy.

 

 

adding- search for a " vegan" creamer.  That should take care of those lactose free ones with milk protein in them

Pegleg84 Collaborator

There's powdered coconut milk, but most of them have some lactose/casein added (can't remember which). I found some without and it was great, but of course can't find it at the store anymore. So much more convenient than having to buy/use a full can of coconut milk.
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Of course, you don't always want a thing to taste like coconut.

If anyone else knows a gluten/dairy/soy free powdered milk, I'd love to know too.

 

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