Is the lactose in this tea from milk or from a non-dairy source, or doesn't it say? Thanks in advance for your help and time.
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Lactose by definition is (always) from milk. There is a confusion about this listing because it says under the Product description that there is lactose. But in the picture it shows glucose, a different form of sugar that will not cause a negative reaction in someone with milk or lactose intolerance (or allergy).
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The ingredients are -Korean Ginseng Extract, Glucose, based on my research.
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My grand daughter is lactose intolerant and she loves the tea, it doesn't have any effect on her.
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If you are lactose intolerant this tea may have a lactose effect. This tea is produced using powdered lactose.
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Reading from the bottle's label: Lactose (milk), natural flavors acacia gum. Is this the information you were looking for?
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It is not black tea. It's a taro flavored milk/smoothie mix. I use it with soy milk & ice.
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I was going to buy this maker until I saw that lactose free milk won't work. I do buy Bryers brand lactose-free ice cream at my Kroger's grocery store. It's available now. Thought you might like to know :)
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i'm going to miss my mac and cheese if this keeps up.i am going to receive a sweet e-mai lwhen it becomes available again.i don't know what to consume until that happens.any ideas?if you don't partake in tuscan whole milk, 1 gallon, 128 fl oz, i don't want your opinion.
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The culture itself does not contain milk or dairy, but since it's used to culture dairy (by feeding on the lactose or milk sugar), it is hard to see what you are getting at here. I do not know if it would make the same product or be able to grow on soy "milk" or other non-dairy liquids.
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This product contains whey which is a protein in milk. Whey contains a small percentage of lactose. I assume since milk comes from an animal, the sugar content is not organic. Annie
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Honestly, I am not sure (and I'm out right now so I don't have a box to check). However, I am lactose intolerant and they've never caused a problem. I suggest you go on the South Beach website and ask them (or look up the ingredients). They are yummy, however...almost TOO yummy!
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Reading the package the ingredients do say it contains "SOY", but doesn't say milk. That's the best I can tell you. Hope it helps.
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My guess would be Stevia... I LOVE this tea, and there is no way based on the other ingredients listed that it could be as sweet as it is without some outside help. Given that we know it's sugar-free, and that whatever it is is "natural," my deduction is Stevia or some other sweetener.
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The box I have says 'Gluten Free', but does not mention dairy. I looked up 'milk chocolate dairy free?' on line and received dairy free on some items with milk chocolate, and others didn't mention dairy! Seems as though no-one really knows, or it's so minimal they cheat a little. Sorry I couldn't give you a definite answer. If I were allergic to dairy, I'd simply avoid milk chocolate, regardless of what the product says.
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The product does not specifically state that is lactose free. Great product though.
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I have the same question, why is this only available in VERY VANILLA.. I only buy the very vanilla type because I have no other choice, but this is too sweet for me, too! Soy is healthy, but the sugar content in it? That makes me nervous.. I hope that the SILK company will start making the original -- or even the no sugar-added soymilk in tetrapacks, like this!
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This is great. I use Elaine G's recipe too so this info helps. I wanted to know if I could use 2% lactose-free milk since I'm short on regular. I'm also going to add 5% cream- which I didn't realize had other ingredients in it- like "modified milk ingredients. " If you can make yogurt with soy milk- [which I would never use], I don't see why this wouldn't work. I'll try and see. I have also found keeping the temp. at the simmer point for a minute before cooling and the culturing temp. a little cooler than suggested makes a thicker, firmer result.
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The packing says "it contains Dairy (milk) and soy (in trace amounts)". I am highly allergic to milk products and have taken this for 25 years without a problem. It has helped my Lactose intolerance issues. I hope this helps.
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The product I received has lactose as first ingredient. I would prefer it did not have lactose.
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It claims to be "milk free". I assume that means Dairy free. Hope that helps you.