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From kellymom.com… Hidden Dairy “Cheat Sheet” Business card-sized (cut out and fold in the middle) Personal use only. If you would like to distribute this handout to clients or patients, please visit www.kellymom.com/bookstore/handouts for more information. Dairy Ingredients and Hidden Dairy Ingredients that MAY contain milk protein: Artificial butter flavor, Butter, Butter fat, Buttermilk, Chocolate, Flavorings (natural or artificial), High protein Butter oil, Casein, Caseinates (ammonia, calcium, flour, Hot Dogs, Luncheon Meat, Margarine, Simplesse, magnesium, potassium, sodium), Cheese, Cottage Sausage, Starter Distillate. cheese, Cream, Curds, Custard, Ghee, Goat’s milk, Avoid "deli" meats, because the slicers frequently are used Half & half, Hydrolysates (casein, milk protein, protein, to cut both meat and cheese products. Also, some deli whey, whey protein), Kefir, Koumiss, Lactalbumin, meats contain dairy products. Lactalbumin phosphate, Lactoglobulin, Lactose, Lactulose, Milk (condensed, derivative, powder, dry, Kosher labeling: A product label marked Parve or evaporated, low fat, malted, non fat, protein, skim, solids, Pareve is certified dairy-free. A product with a circled whole), Milkfat, Nougat, Paneer, Pudding, Rennet “U” on the label (with NO other symbols or letters) is casein, Sour cream, Sour cream solids, Sour milk solids, Parve. A "D" or "DE" on a product label next to a circled Whey (in any form including delactosed, demineralized, "K" or circled "U" may indicate the presence of milk protein concentrate, sweet), Yogurt protein. — kellymom.com .

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