Non-dairy creamers are almost all dairy. They're just following the
old pattern of calling processed dairy protein non-dairy. This is
fine for some people, but a strict no-no for people with severe dairy
allergy, unless they have demonstrated conclusively (with tests and a
double-blind challenge) that they are not allergic to casein.

If you find a non-dairy creamer that is (properly) labeled
kosher-pareve, it will be truly free of casein (and virtually dairy
free). These exist, but are more difficult to find.

The Stop & Shop store brand, I believe, is kosher pareve.

>
> I am able to eat some non dairy creamers even though they ALL have
> casein.  But the store brands
> don't ever seem to bother me and I always figured it was because
> their casein was not derived from
> dairy.  You know, cheaper!  <smile>

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Mark Feblowitz