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Casein Intolerance And Pasteurized Eggs

TearzaRose

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Some people with casein intolerance have said they are able to eat pasteurized egg products such as Better N Eggs and Egg Beaters.

Before I test out that theory myself, has anyone else had that experience? are you able to tolerate the pasteurized egg products? and also, why?

thanks so much!

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  TearzaRose said:
Some people with casein intolerance have said they are able to eat pasteurized egg products such as Better N Eggs and Egg Beaters.

Before I test out that theory myself, has anyone else had that experience? are you able to tolerate the pasteurized egg products? and also, why?

thanks so much!

Just curious, I am casein/dairy intolerant and can eat all eggs. Eggs are not dairy and do not contain casein. That said some people are allergic to eggs as a separate category. I don't eat the egg beater ect. so not sure if casein is added to them??

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I had the same thought :huh: My son is really sensitive to casein, but he has no problem with eggs.

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I guess I was misinformed.......someone told me that casein was the protein in eggs.

Great. looks like I'm intolerant to both casein and eggs.

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