The ingredients for Vitamite are: water, corn syrup solids, isolated soy
protein, maltodextrin, dipotassium sulfate, tricalcium phosphate, sugar,
food starch-modified, sunflower oil with tacopheral (adds an insignificant
amount of fat), natural flavor, titanium dioxide, salt, carrageenan, guar
gum, gum arabic, calcium
d-pantothenate, vitamin A palmitate, vitamin D3, riboflavin, pyridoxine
hydrochoride, thiamin mononitrate, turmeric, and Annatto extracts and
vitamin B12. (WOW!!). I believe this is for the skim milk equivalent. They
have another table which says an 8 oz glass contains 200 mg of calcium, 70
mg potassium, 180 mg phosphorus and 90 calories (same as skim milk).

Hope this is what you were looking for.

Don

>Subject: Re: Dairy Substitute


>Hi Don,
>
>This new milk substitute sounds interesting. Could you let us know what the
main
>ingredients are? I would be interested in what the base of this substitute
is. I
>am pretty happy with Dari-Free which is potato based.
>
>Does this new sub have calcium added? I find any of the milk subs taste
better
>if calcium has been added ( especially rice milk! Pacific Foods has just
>introduced a new calcium rich rice milk and it's good on cereal)