I have realised I may be marginally lactose intolerant but normally have yoghurt for breakfast every day. Can anyone recommend a yoghurt which may be better suited?
Thanks for any advice.
Lactose intolerance advice?
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- Kibkommer
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Re: Lactose intolerance advice?
Strained yoghurt has less lactose. Even normal yoghurt has a lot less lactose than milk. So you may be ok eating either if your intolerance is mild.
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Re: Lactose intolerance advice?
I concur re strained yoghurt. Most of the makes have it - Suzme if they haven't translated it on the container. Love it!!
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Re: Lactose intolerance advice?
Of the Suzme yoghurt available the KOOP brand has the least fat too - so that's not so bad for those watching their weight - WHICH I'M NOT! but maybe I should be....sophie wrote:I concur re strained yoghurt. Most of the makes have it - Suzme if they haven't translated it on the container. Love it!!
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Re: Lactose intolerance advice?
Thanks for advice guys.