Tofutti brand offers a pizza that is totally dairy free. It is a frozen
pizza and not very good by itself, but I put extra sauce on it, veggie
crumblers, milk free cheese (Tofutti brand) and olives. It is fairly
quick and easy and taste pretty good. Tofutti is the only brand of
cheese or pizza that I have found that tastes good and is totally dairy,
whey, casein free.



-----Original Message-----
From: Kornblum-Dobson [mailto:[log in to unmask]] 
Sent: Sunday, May 21, 2006 9:26 AM
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: Re: Domino's Buffalo wings?

I have ordered pizza without cheese for my son, at various
establishments. 
His favorite is with pineapple and pepperoni (and tomato sauce), and a 
little olive oil on it can be good, too.  I have never ordered anything
from 
Domino's, but if they are careful not to put it together on a cheesy
counter 
and if they wash the knife they'll be cutting it with, it oughta be
okay. 
(I always specify these things.)  Also, every once in a long while you
find 
a place that has some dairy in the crust; worth an initial inquiry.  The

best pizza my son has had is the pizza I make myself, but that is more
of a 
project than I usually have time for anymore.


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Sent: Friday, May 19, 2006 11:28 PM
Subject: Re: Domino's Buffalo wings?


> My son's milk allergy lately gives him asthma.
>
> I'm asking about Domino's because a schoolmate's dad own's a
> Domino's and is offering free pizza to the class. I'm looking
> for any substitute that is Milk, Egg, Soy protein, Barley,
> (peanut)- free. Not much on their Menu. Even the Chicken wings
> are out, Only the Buffalo Wings look like they have a chance.
> They're spicy (as stated on the menu). Luckily, my son likes
> spicy foods (but not super- spicy...Then it's fun to watch him
> glug down the water :)  )
>