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I put together a list of 100 dairy sources and alternate names in The Gutsy Girl’s Bible: an approach to healing the gut, 3.0 because dairy is tricky.

By the way, there are a ton of lists like this in A Gutsy Girl’s Bible: a 21-day approach to healing the gut to help with all of your gluten free, corn free, sugar free, and more-“free” lifestyles.

Dairy

Dairy is difficult for almost every single Gutsy girl. The physiology breaks down as such:

Lactose intolerance is a primary lactase deficiency. Lactase is the enzyme that breaks down lactose, a disaccharide, into monosaccharides glucose and galactose in the brush border of enterocytes. Lactase deficiency is the most common enzyme deficiency in the world. (source)

Because many (most?) cannot tolerate dairy, I thought sharing this list would be beneficial.

The list answers the question:

What is dairy? What other names does dairy go under? How do I know if this is dairy free?

This is my contribution for all your dairy-free living.

100 Dairy Sources and Alternate Names

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1. Acidophilus Milk
2. Acid Whey
3. Ammonium Caseinate
4. Artificial Butter flavor
5. Butter (Ghee Butter is allowed, unless you have a severe dairy intolerance/allergy)
6. Butter Extract
7. Butter Fat
8. Butter Flavored Oil
9. Buttermilk (or Buttermilk Solids)
10. Buttermilk Blend
11. Calcium Caseinate
12. Casein
13. Casein Hydrolysate
14. Caseinate
15. Cheese
16. Cheese Flavor
17. Condensed Milk
18. Cottage Cheese
19. Cream
20. Cream Cheese
21. Cultured Milk
22. Curds
23. Cured Whey
24. Custard
25. Dairy Product Solids
26. Delactosed Whey
27. Demineralized Whey
28. Diacetyl
29. Dried Milk
30. Dried Milk Solids (DMS)
31. Evaporated Milk
32. Galactose
33. Gelato
34. Half & Half
35. Hydrolyzed Casein
36. Hydrolyzed Whey
37. Ice cream
38. Ice Milk
39. Imitation Cheese
40. Imitation Sour Cream
41. Iron Caseinate
42. Kefir
43. Lactaid® Milk
44. Lactalbumin
45. Lactalbumin Phosphate
46. Lactate Solids
47. Lactitol Monohydrate
48. Lactoglobulin
49. Lactose
50. Lactulose
51. Lactyc Yeast
52. Magnesium Caseinate
53. Malted Milk
54. Margarine
55. Milk (1% milk, 2% milk, low-fat milk, fat-free milk, fully-cream milk,  non-fat milk, non-fat dry milk, skim milk, whole milk)
56. Milk Derivative
57. Milk Fat
58. Milk Powder
59. Milk Protein Hydrolysate
60. Milk Solids
61. Milk Solid Pastes
62. Natural Butter
63. Natural Butter Flavor
64. Nisin Preparation
65. Non-Fat Milk Solids
66. Nougat
67. Pasteurized Milk
68. Potassium Caseinate
69. Powdered Milk
70. Powdered Whey
71. Pre-Made Soups and Sauces
72. Protein Hydrolysate
73. Pudding
74. Quark
75. Recaldent
76. Reduced Mineral Whey
77. Rennet
78. Rennet Casein
79. Sheep’s Milk
80. Skim Milk Powder
81. Sodium Caseinate
82. Sour Cream
83. Sour Cream Solids
84. Sour Milk
85. Sour Milk Solids
86. Sweet Cream Buttermilk Powder
87. Sweetened Condensed Milk
88. Sweet Dairy Whey
89. Tagatose
90. Vegetarian Cheeses with Casein
91. Whey
92. Whey Hydrolysate
93. Whey Protein Concentrate
94. Whey Powder
95. Whey Protein Hydrolysate
96. Whey Solids
97. Whipped cream
98. Yogurt
99. Yogurt Powder
100. Zinc Caseinate

Is Dairy “Good” or “Bad?”

Please remember that this is not me saying dairy is inherently “good” or “bad.” These lists exist to help those of you who already know (or suspect) dairy is causing you misery.

Also, it’s for those of you who are interested in truly understanding ingredients vs ingredient(s) to keep accurate track in the 90-day gut healing journal.

And by the way, a great digestive enzyme can help digest dairy.

If you liked this post, you might also enjoy:

1. What are Digestive Enzymes?
2. 192 Sources and Alternate Names for Sugar
3. Milk Sugar {All About Lactose}

Xox,
SKH