So dd has been on and off of Silk a couple of times now. She was on it and then it was making her sniffly, so we went to 8th Continent. This was years ago. She hates 8th Continent. Then about two years ago when she went on baked milk and started being able to eat items on shared lines with cow`s milk, she went back on Silk. I was not happy when they started sharing lines with almonds and I am not okay with her eating/drinking items on shared equipment with tree nuts. I contacted the Operations Manager and was able to get the codes for the ones on shared lines with almonds. Before I buy it, I check the code and make sure it is not on shared lines with almonds. So even though it has an almond warning, it is not on shared lines with almonds. By now I thought she would be okay if it is on shared equipment with cow`s milk, since she can eat pizza and various other items with high levels of baked milk. Back in May, she had a minor reaction from Silk, which was disappointing, since she can usually eat milk cross contaminated items. I left a message for the Operations Manager and he never bothered to return my call. I figure if my dd with her high threshold is reacting, then the level of milk cross contamination must be really high. According to what the Operations Manager told me before, based on the code, that container was not on shared lines with almonds. Dd now says Silk is giving her a stuffy nose, and at 16 I figure she would know. But are there any other soy milks that are not on shared lines with cow`s milk or tree nuts? She hates 8th Continent, plus I think I read on this board that it is on shared lines with tree nuts now? (not sure about that) At 5 feet 1 and 85 pounds, I am concerned about her calcium intake. Also, I am concerned, because I really think she needs soy milk for additional protein. What brand of soy milk are people using?
Topic: Silk soy milk again! Has anyone found a soy milk not on shared lines (Read 21847 times)
