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Morning GF Guerrillas, I am now diary free also, and am trying to find dairy free dried milk, the ones i have found are only on the net and very costly, does anyone know if places like asda, tesco, or the like sell it, or which brand is cheapes on the net, Thanks xx

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Hi Jill121, now have you looked at baby milk powder? I'd have thought that some of these would be gluten/dairy free.

Other than that I reckon you would fare better trying a whole food/vegan/health food shop. As I bet they've been asked this before...

And good luck with your quest,

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Funny you said that because thats what came up when I did my search Baby Milk, so mabe I should get that, its just it will keep better than liquid soya

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Why do you want powder, its horrible? Lactofree is lovely and you can get longlife.

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Lactose free milk is great, but I also use Rice milk. They do a dairy free probiotic now! Good luck

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Veggie Stuff do a dried almond milk powder £13 for 400g or soya milk powder £10 for 400g. Though the postage is £5.99 so it's best to stock up with anything else you want to make it worthwhile. You may be able to get it slightly cheaper on Amazon.

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