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Newsletter: January 2008 - Issue #21 January AnnouncementsYour Chances of Winning our Monthly Giveaway Just Got BetterWe have taken a January break in order to revamp our giveaway, and for you diligent Go Dairy Free Newsletter readers this means better odds. Due to the shear volume of rs, each month’s winners will now be randomly chosen from among those who correctly respond to the question of the month highlighted in the newsletter. February's Giveaway: Two winners will

receive an autographed copy of My Sweet Vegan, a new egg-free, dairy-free dessert cookbook. Stay tuned; the February newsletter will hit your inbox on February 4.Martha Stewart Show to Feature Segment on Baking for People with Food AllergiesOn Tuesday, January 29th, Lori Sandler, creator of Divvies (the allergen-safe treats that are made to share), and her son Benjamin, will join Martha Stewart on her show to make their notoriously moist and delicious cupcakes without using the traditional ingredients; milk and eggs. Martha Stewart invited Lori and her son, Benjamin, into her television kitchen to share with her world-wide audience how simple it is to bake something sweet and delicious that can include rather than exclude guests with food allergies ... Read MoreThe Go Dairy Free Newsletter Will Arrive Earlier Each MonthAs promised, you will receive just one personally crafted newsletter from us each month, no more no less. However, the next newsletter will arrive a bit sooner than you may be expecting. We are moving the GDF newsletter from the third Monday of each month to the first Monday of each month, in order to better arm you with ideas for the month ahead. Our newsletters will also include this new section, Announcements, in addition to our ongoing segments: News Highlights, Product Review Updates, and a Feature Recipe. News HighlightsCalcium: Miracle Mineral or Overused Supplement? January 16, 2008According to a recent study, calcium supplementation may actually increase the risk of heart attack and stroke in otherwise healthy postmenopausal women; the very group that is told to bone up the most in the name of osteoporosis prevention… Read MoreFood Allergy Prevention Advice Turns on its Head January 8,

2008Thousands of moms-to-be concerned that their newborns may be at risk for food allergies have proactively changed their own diets to avoid major allergens while pregnant and nursing. But, Dr. Frank Greer, author of a recent report on the topic and chairman of the AAP, stated that it probably does not matter what pregnant and lactating women eat ... Read MoreLow fat and Skim Milk Linked to Increased Prostate Cancer Risk January 3, 2008While total calcium and vitamin D intake does not appear to impact the risk of prostate cancer, consuming your 3-a-day of dairy in the form of low fat or skim milk may actually

increase the risk of malignancy, according to two studies recently published in the American Journal of Epidemiology ... Read More... and the Best Food Blog Winners of 2007 are ... December 20, 2007 Congratulations to Bittersweet, Fat Free Vegan, and Gluten-Free Girl! These "special diet" blogs proved that they could

hold their own in the blogosphere, beating out top ranking food blogs to win the Best Writing, Best Theme, and Best Post categories (respectively) in the 2007 Best Food Blog Awards. View All News / View the Milk-Free Blog What's New in Product ReviewsBooks / Cookbooks ~ Gluten-Free Girl Baking Mixes ~ Gluten-Free Essentials Sugar Cookies Cereals ~ AltiPlano Gold Instant Hot Quinoa Cereal Chocolate ~ Sjaak’s Organic Vegan Tub Bites Frozen Entrees ~ Tofutti Pan Crust Pizza Sauces ~ Amy’s Organic Pasta Sauces Number of

Product Reviews on Go Dairy Free to 459 - Browse All Product Reviews Featured Recipe: Easy Weekend WafflesThis tasty recipe was created by Hannah Kaminsky, author of the new dessert cookbook My Sweet Vegan. Hannah uses part whole wheat flour for a little extra fiber, but feel free to use all-purpose exclusively for a fluffier treat. This recipe is vegan (egg-free, dairy-free), nut-free, and can be soy-free."These are wonderful to make when you get a spare

moment, easily frozen and then defrosted in a snap to create satisfying breakfasts all week long."2 Cups All-Purpose Flour1 Cup Whole Wheat Flour2 1/2 Cups Plain or Vanilla Soymilk [or milk alternative of your choice]2 Tablespoons Canola Oil1/4 Cup Brown Sugar1 Teaspoon Baking Powder1/4 Teaspoon SaltIt’s really a very simple procedure to make lovely, puffy waffles. Begin by heating up your waffle iron so it’s ready to receive batter. Combine all the dry

ingredients, and add in the wet. Stir to incorporate, but don’t over do it - Lumpiness is just fine!Once your iron is nice and hot, grease it with cooking spray or margarine. Ladle a healthy portion of batter on top. It really depends on the size of your waffle iron; so don’t be discouraged if the first batch of waffles is a little bit funny looking. Cook for about 4-6 minutes or so, and serve hot. If, however you’d like to save them for later like I do, allow them to cool for about 15 minutes on a wire rack. Wrap them up in a clean plastic bag, and just throw them in the freezer! Yields about 4 large waffles. Options: Toss in some blueberries, chocolate chips, or a teaspoon of cinnamon for a flavor variation.Number of Recipes on Go Dairy Free to 737 - Browse All Recipes RSS Go Dairy Free for our latest website features! View every issue of our newsletter online at Go Dairy Free.Are you having difficulty viewing this newsletter? View it online at:http://www.godairyfree.org/index.php?option=com_letterman & task=view & Itemid=191 & id=32_________ You're receiving this Newsletter because you have d to the Newsletter Service at http://www.godairyfree.org. To

please http://www.godairyfree.org/component/option,com_letterman/task,/Itemid,187/E-mail: kerrimilamhttp://www.chooseveg.com/meet-your-meat.asp"There is no religion without love, and people may talk as much as they like about their religion, but if it does not teach them to be good and kind to other animals as well as humans, it is all a sham." -- Anna Sewell

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