selection of dairy-free products

[kelly]

Hi everyone,

My sister is coming over from the UK for the weekend and she is bringing me a selection of dairy-free products that I can try out on my almost-two-year-old son.

I don't know exactly what she is bringing, but when she arrives and I try out the products, I will update this topic and let you know what they were, the ingredients and how my son thought they tasted (i.e. were they convincing enough for him to eat them!)

Regards to all,
Kelly.

[kelly]

The Redwood Co.
Cheezly
Dairy, lactose and gluten free
Made with soya, starch and non-hydrogenated vegetable fats.

Reviews:
My son: Spat it out, was certainly not impressed.
Mine: Looks like cheese but too dry and crumbly.

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Dairy Free Allergycare
Whizzers Chocolate Beans
No dairy, wheat, gluten or artifical colours or preservatives.

Reviews:
My son: Likes them because they taste like chocolate and look like real smarties just in more boring colours. Note here that my son does not like standard dark chocolate.
Mine: They look like smarties (but the sugar shell is only in boring dull green, yellow, pink purple and brown, and I mean really boring shades of these colours!) and they taste nicer than dark chocolate. Don't taste as nice as milk chocolate of course, but certainly nicer than plain dark chocoloate. However they are very hard to eat, and young children could have problems trying to bite them I think.

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