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Mon, 3 Jan 2000 22:45:18 -0500
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Most serving staff think that "dairy" includes eggs. To make sure they
understand, I usually mention butter, milk, & cheese. I don't expect
yoghurt to be in most things served at a restaurant but you never know!
Nevertheless, I don't think I've ever mentioned it. The deadly part is
often the sauces. The servers never think of what goes into it. However,
I've had a couple of cases where I mentioned my allergy and the staff
immediately informed me to avoid their regular tomato sauce and suggested
an alternative. I like that restaurant....

Don M


>As for waiters and restaurants, you need to be specific. When you ask if
>there is no milk, they never think outside the box to include other milk
>products.

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