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Soy/corn/eggs


confusedks

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confusedks Enthusiast

I think I am allergic to corn, soy and/or eggs. I was wondering if anyone has lists for the "hidden" names for these ingredients. I have googled it and have had no such luck. I am looking for a list similar to the one on this site about "Forbidden Foods on the Gluten Free Diet." I don't know if this sort of thing even exists, but just thought I'd try. <_<

Also, does anyone have a list for dairy names too? I know I'm allergic but I have never found a list.

Kassandra


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Some people just have trouble with corn in large quantities (corn, corn syrup)....others have trouble with minute amounts (esp. if you are truly allergic, IgE). Here is a good site: Open Original Shared Link

confusedks Enthusiast

Thank you! I think the list is almost longer than the gluten one!! Jeez!

Kassandra

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Its much worse than gluten. That's why I added the caveat that some people can do some, others can't do any.

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