He has had severe tummy troubles since he was a baby, always throwing up and such. We finally figured out he has a pretty bad allergy to soy. Not enough for hives, but enough to make his mouth itch and his stomach to either throw it up, or push it out through the other side in pure liquid.
My problem. EVERYTHING has soy. Bread, pancake mix, pizza, anything processed has soy. Cupcakes, brownie mixes, you name it, it has soy. Even peanut butter has soy, we've had to switch to the all natural kind. Cereals have it, all the crackers and cookies have it. I'm hard pressed to find things that don't have it. I'm starting to expect it in my milk, that's how much I've seen it. I never realized how many things now have soy in them. We can't eat out with him because all the fast food has soy in it.
I need some good recipes for snacks that he likes. Graham crackers, crackers, the sweet and salty granola bars. Things like that. Some oven baked doughnuts would be good too.
Also, lunch box suggestions. He's headed to kindergarten next year and everything at the school has soy in it too. It's very frustrating.
My problem. EVERYTHING has soy. Bread, pancake mix, pizza, anything processed has soy. Cupcakes, brownie mixes, you name it, it has soy. Even peanut butter has soy, we've had to switch to the all natural kind. Cereals have it, all the crackers and cookies have it. I'm hard pressed to find things that don't have it. I'm starting to expect it in my milk, that's how much I've seen it. I never realized how many things now have soy in them. We can't eat out with him because all the fast food has soy in it.
I need some good recipes for snacks that he likes. Graham crackers, crackers, the sweet and salty granola bars. Things like that. Some oven baked doughnuts would be good too.
Also, lunch box suggestions. He's headed to kindergarten next year and everything at the school has soy in it too. It's very frustrating.