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BamBam Community Regular
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What margarines are gluten free and dairy free? I saw a list here at some point, but have lost it.

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I use Nucoa brand margarine. It is one of the only ones that is completely dairy free, as well as gluten-free.

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Where can you find this? In any store?

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I buy mine at our local Save Mart. Most grocery stores should carry it. It comes in tubs and boxes.

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Is there such thing as non dairy AND non soy butter or margarine?

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Spanishonthebeach Newbie
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Will you please let me know if there is a non dairy, non soy, gluten-free butter or margarine?

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I'm sure you've checked the labels, and I haven't in a while. I know that there are some canola oil margarines, but I think they either had either soy bean oil or casein in them (or both!). I am allergic to soy, but can still have soy bean oil and lecithin, so I use Nucoa (it is 100% non-dairy). It does contain soy though. I remember that I was frustrated for a while trying to find a butter substitute that fit our dietary needs and tasted good! I wish I could be more help. I hope you find what you need.

God bless,

Mariann

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I use Earth Balance....it is lactose and gluten free but it has soy protein and other soy things in it. I don't think I have seen any that are dairy and soy free..how would they make it?

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I use Earth Balance too. We really like it.

The only way I can think of to make some sort of butter-type spread without soy would be from corn oil. I haven't heard of any right off hand though. Sorry. I'll post if I do.

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Thanks...I can have dairy and soy so it doesn't really personally effect me..I didn't know how they would make it without any of that though. I really like Earth Balance that I have now and I'll probably stick with that. Thanks for the info I didn't know they could make it out of corn oil. :D have a great day

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