dairy/gluten free christmas chocolate goodies

ladysparklexx

hi

bit of a long shot i know but i have a four year old daughter who is allergic to dairy and gluten, im trying to find her some christmas goodies so she doesnt feel left out, i can make her some chocolate biscuits etc but was wondering if anyone knew where to buy some soya chocolate lollies or moulds from, or anything else that might make her feel special

many thanks

Reluctant_spender

Have a look here they may have something to suit.

https://www.alotofchocolate.co.uk/chocolates/special-diet-chocolates/allergy-chocolates.php

purpleprincess

http://www.veganstore.co.uk/tree_decorations.html

http://www.veganstore.co.uk/monte_snowmen.html

http://www.d-dchocolates.com/

http://www.alotofchocolate.co.uk/products/product-info.php?_ProductId=242&PHPSESSID=3a138e440e8ea214c1571fb735643132

http://www.dietaryneedsdirect.co.uk/cnb/shop/dietaryneedsdirect?op=catalogue-products-null&prodCategoryID=13

Hi, here are some links to christmas goodies, I'll post some more later.

I usually make most things for my son, you can make most recipes by substituting rice flour and wheat free baking powder (now supercook do one, available at most supermarkets) 1tsp baking powder to 8oz flour.

Another idea is to take a chocolate advent calender, empty the mould, wash it then fill with dairy free chocolate, also now available in most supermarkets.
There you have christmassy chocs that you could put in a character money box or fancy bag for her stocking. Or wrap to use as tree decorations

purpleprincess

Just remembered about this site too.

http://www.kidsaware.co.uk/shop-allergy.php?allergy=6

Has stickers, t-shirts, lunchboxes, hats etc to make others aware your child has a food allergy and not to feed them!

I used to joke about hanging a sign round my sons' neck like in a zoo saying 'DO NOT FEED' and then discovered you pretty much can! :rotfl: