So do these, or do these not NOW have milk protein?? I am seeing conflicting reports.
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They do NOT have milk protein. My son is gluten, casein, soy and artificial dye free. He has been taking them for a few months with no problems. The sugar free version DOES have traces of casein and soy. I verified this on their official website.
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....according to their website, they are "Now Gluten Free" : https://www.pureprotein.net/pages/products.aspx?sku=013803 Appears that newer bars are, but older bars are not. See the label. My GF daughter eats them without any trouble, but its an intolerance for her, not an allergy, so its not critical for her.
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Hypoallergenic, though doesn't state on the bottle dairy free....the pepsin contained states lactose free....no indication of dairy in active or inactive ingredients
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I'd doubt it. They are regular dark chocolate; and very creamy dark chocolate at that. Typically if products are niche items (i.e. dairy free, gluten free, etc.), it will say so either on the package or in the listing or desciption. I would search the following: "dairy free, dark chocolate, espresso beans," to find what you want.
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The box I have says 'Gluten Free', but does not mention dairy. I looked up 'milk chocolate dairy free?' on line and received dairy free on some items with milk chocolate, and others didn't mention dairy! Seems as though no-one really knows, or it's so minimal they cheat a little. Sorry I couldn't give you a definite answer. If I were allergic to dairy, I'd simply avoid milk chocolate, regardless of what the product says.
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Hi there! We're obviously partial, but Source is Non-GMO Project Verified and American Humane Association certified while Raw is not. We also tell you where we get our whey (Northern California farms) while they are very vague. Finally, they're really not "raw," that's just a marketing tactic.
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The ones I bought were not sugar free, but they sure were delicious! That being said, there may also be a sugar-free version.
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Yes they are! They contain no milk, no lactose, no soy, no gluten, no wheat, no yeast, no fish and they are sodium free.
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You can buy a non dairy version called pre-milk. It's basically milk thats not been through the cow yet. It's often refered to as grass.
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This does contain milk. I don't know what type of protein. I bet you could go to CorePower.com and find out more. I just know it tastes good, not chalky!
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I didn't use milkies, but you can definitely save milk. I have over 400 oz frozen from these. No pumping!! They are just little plastic discs- hole in the middle for nipple- with a dome cover. There is an air hole that will leak if you bend over too far or collect over an ounce and a half. I didn't mind much though. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND THEM. I went for these instead of milkies because of the price!
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Sorry to respond so late. I have not tried them yet. I have every confidence that it would do fine. Whole milk works great.
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Yes they work! I just didn't think I got more milk but it may have been my supply.
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Hi..so sorry. We drank the ones that i bought. But.. I searched online for you. If you try that, there are various sites that have the nutritional info. I can tell you...we enjoyed the product!
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It does contain milk because I'm lactose intolerant and it was kind of messing with my stomach. On the label, it saids contains soy and milk proteins
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I know they are gluten free - but dairy I am not sure about. You should be able to see the ingredients list in the Amazon listing or check their website.
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I did not know that. I am aware that adulterated ingredients in human or animal food regardless of where those ingredients came from can have a harmful effect and avoid specific foods when problems are identified by competent authorities. I have never done a forensic examination of any of the milk bone products I've purchased over the last 20 years so I can't attest to their chemical composition. I can say that they've been a staple for the thirty-plus dogs we've adopted during those years with much apparent enjoyment and no apparent ill-effects. If that paradigm ever changes, I will promptly amend my review.