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RissaRoo

By RissaRoo
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For those of you who are also lactose and/or soy intolerant...guess what? I just made an excellent mocha latte with *Almond Milk*! I had the plain kind and mixed it with chocolate syrup, then frothed it. It froths up fluffier and foamier then regular milk even, and it tasted great! I am so excited...

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:huh: YA BABY!!!

You rule Rissa! HAHAHAHA

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what brand of chocolate syrup do you use? i had some hershey's in my fridge that i hadn't touched in a long time, and tried it with some almond milk a few weeks ago...and got a tummy ache. the ingredients didn't mention milk, so i'm just assuming...

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what brand of chocolate syrup do you use? i had some hershey's in my fridge that i hadn't touched in a long time, and tried it with some almond milk a few weeks ago...and got a tummy ache. the ingredients didn't mention milk, so i'm just assuming...

Sweetfudge...I used Western Family brand chocolate syrup. The ingredients kinda make me want to barf (pretty much every form of "Corn Syrup" known to man...) but there was no dairy or soy listed...so it *looks* safe. It was on Western Family's safe list as far as gluten goes and they don't list any of the common allergens on the label. BTW, do you have the Western Family safe list? It's been so helpful to me, there are tons of gluten free things listed there that I would not have guessed were safe. I have not yet called to see if they have a list for dairy or soy yet, but they might!

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