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Tiger4x4RV
May 06, 2013Nomad
Medlineplus.gov, my favorite good health info site, provides these two links. Both have lists of soy foods and the names soy goes by.
Mayo Clinic link
Food Allergy Research & Education link
It sounds like you will be doing a lot of label reading but possibly not 100% of your own cooking.
If you want to cook, go to Amazon.com and type "soy-free" into search box under the Books category and you will get a long list of books of recipes and info.
Mayo Clinic link
Food Allergy Research & Education link
It sounds like you will be doing a lot of label reading but possibly not 100% of your own cooking.
If you want to cook, go to Amazon.com and type "soy-free" into search box under the Books category and you will get a long list of books of recipes and info.
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