I have to avoid, but I have seen a liquid egg substitute that has no egg but apparently tastes like egg, but so far I have only found egg creations that has either egg yolk or you can get just whites.

It is called egg beaters i buy it here looks & tastes like eggs.I just bought a diet for simalar reasons & it is excellent.It is called wwell never mind go look for yourself at www.diet solution program .com her name is isabel de los riosIf you want more info send me a private Carolyn

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by blueeyedblonde 21 Mar 2011

Thanks

by designcrazy 21 Mar 2011

I do believe that egg beaters are made of only egg whites and colored to look like the whole egg. I know my GS cannot have them.

by blueeyedblonde 21 Mar 2011

thanks - will have to check it out. Won't be able to until the weekend. But I know there is something.

wow that's alot check on line & ask your dr.

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by blueeyedblonde 21 Mar 2011

I have to find a diff. Dr. as my reg. Dr. thinks that the only thing that will get you well is presc. drugs (just found this out and he's been my Dr. for over 5 yrs.)

Oh my goodness, 36 food allergies! My 7 year old GS has "SEVERE" food allergies to MILK and EGGS, we have been dealing with this since he was about 2 yrs. Now we've just found out that his 5 year old brother has allergies to green peas, peanuts,& almonds.I think his will be much easier to deal with. It really makes it diffcult trying to cook for them. I wish there was something to substitute for cheese, if anyone knows of something please let me know. Probably tofu, but I don't really think it would taste like cheese! Yes we use Ener-G Egg Replacer to cook with for him, but you can't scramble it like a real egg.

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by spendlove 22 Mar 2011

There are totally vegan cheeses available in UK.
http://www.vegansociety.com/lifes...

In your google search box type in Gluten Free Recipes and see if there is anything that would work for you. A gluten free diet works well for many people with severe allergies.

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by blueeyedblonde 21 Mar 2011

Most of my allergies are not severe, but because there are so many it makes it dangerous. Gluten free isn't enough as - drat my luck - I'm also alergic to wheat, but have found several replacements for that. Thanks.

Check into using a mashed potatoes or potato water. That would not use yeast also flat bread does not use yeast.

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by blueeyedblonde 21 Mar 2011

Thanks.

Have you ever tried Sourdough bread. You can search the web for sourdough starter without yeast and you will find a couple recipes.

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by blueeyedblonde 21 Mar 2011

Thanks - I love sourdough bread, but any I've had has things in it that I can't have, but will check out about the starter.

Have you tried wild yeast?

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by blueeyedblonde 21 Mar 2011

never heard of it but will look into it, tks.

Have you tried Irish soda bread? (No yeast!)

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by blueeyedblonde 21 Mar 2011

I've never heard of this bread, but I am certainly going to try finding something on it - thanks.

by spendlove 22 Mar 2011

It is absolutely delicious!

Here's your answer to an egg substitute. I don't know about yeast.

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by blueeyedblonde 21 Mar 2011

Thanks. Checked it out and it's a substitute for baking, etc. and I did find that locally, but I'm what I'm looking for is an egg substitute that u would use for say scrambled eggs or something like that. I know there is something, but can't remember what it is called. Someone I knew mentioned it to me years ago as her father couldn't eat eggs anymore and started using it and she had tried it - can't ask her now.