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(Soy Aliases)
These are foods and other products commonly which are made from soy.
This list will be updated, so check back often.
Remimber, when in doubt, always call the item manufacturer.
Remimber, Soy Meal and Oil are used in a number of industrial products such as inks, soaps, cosmetics, etc. So read labels very carefully.
The inhaler Atrovent contains soy.
Anyone knowing of more to add. please send us an e-mail and your information.
AKARA
EDAMAME (Green Vegetable Soybeans) Looks like a string bean.
HYDROLYZED VEGETABLE PROTEIN or HYDROLYZED PROTEIN
SOY FLOUR (bread, crackers, cookies, cakes)
ISOLATED SOY PROTEIN
LECITHIN (in some butter, corn margarine, frying sprays such as Pam, chocolate, dried eggs and dried egg whites, ice cream)
ISOLATES
MARGARINE
MISO
MAYONNAISE
NATTO
MONO and DIGLYCERIDES (in most ice creams)
OLEAN (no fat potato chips and other snacks)
MONO SODIUM GLUTAMATE (MSG) (in pork breakfast sausages)
NATURAL FLAVORS
(if they don't say what natural flavor such as natural vanilla or natural lemon then it's soy!)
MSG : Mono Sodium Glutamate)
(in soft drinks, many fruit drinks, yogurt, ice cream, many breakfast cereals, dehydrated potatoes, candy, cakes, cookies, mustard, pickles, catsup, tomato sauce, tomato paste, cottage cheese, some butter, barbecue sauce)
SALAD DRESSING
SHOYU
SOY BEVERAGES
SOY CHEESE
SOY MEAL
SOY OIL (Crisco)
SOY PROTEIN CONCENTRATES
SOY SAUCE (and many other oriental sauces)
TAMARI
TEMPEH
TERIYAKI VITAMIN E (made from soy)
TOFU PRODUCTS YUBA
VEGETABLE OIL (usually blended with soy and other oils)
VEGETABLE BROTH (turkey, tuna, processed foods and meats)
VEGETABLE PROTEIN (hot dogs, processed foods and meat, tofu)
VITAMIN E (made from soy)
YUBA
If you do away with the milk, the eggs, real cheese, coca butter, then what are you left with, anything real; no, and the taste is not what it once was either which makes little sense!
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