Matthews Pure Soya

Pure Dairy Free Spread is a brilliant alternative to dairy spreads. Its low in fat making it a nutricious and vitamin packed way to cut back on calories if you are looking to. Pure Dairy Free Spread comes in a variation of Organic, Original Soya and Sunflower all which are dairy free. Pure Dairy Free Soya Spread is free from: Dairy, GM Ingredients, Hydogenated Oils, Artificial Additives and Gluton! It contains: Less than 1% salt, Folic Acid, Omega 3+6, Vitamin D, A, E, B12 and B6, This product is also certified by the Soil Association and is suitable for home baking and cooking! Nutritional guide for ...

Pure Dairy Free Soya Spread This has 533 calories per 100g, with 59g fat 14g of which are saturates. The tub states “a deliciously light tasting spread made with all the goodness of Soya for everyday enjoyment”. It boasts no Hydrogenated oils, no artificial additives, low in saturates and high in polyunsaturates. I noticed this in the fridge compartments whilst I was looking for butter. At 73p for a 500g tub, it was good value, whatever the taste really! I like butter because of the taste, and most margarines are pretty tasteless, not to mention the fact that they’re only 1 molecule away from being plastic. This doesn’t taste too bad really, it’s creamy ...

Introduction ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Lactose intolerance has many side effects ranging from mild to serious, at the lower end of the scale it’s a nuisance at the top of the scale it’s potentially dangerous, even life-threatening. Lactose is a milk sugar, which can be found in so many products that sufferers need to read every label on every tin, packet and even tablets; it’s even injected into meat products to keep them fresh. I will take a brief moment of your time to discuss the effects on sufferers. In its milder form it can cause headaches, migraine, skin rashes, occasional vomiting and diarrhoea especially after consumption of rich dairy ...