Thick White Store Bread by Nature's Own
Finding dairy-free, store-bought bread can be tricky.
So imagine our surprise when we found THICK sliced dairy-free bread!
Perfect for French toast, texas toast, hearty sandwiches, and more.
PLEASE NOTE: Here at Milk Allergy Mom, we simply share products that work for our family. Please consult your own doctor before trying food, supplements, or other products. Also read all labels and call companies for the latest, most accurate product information.
That's right, we are so excited to have a thick, white, dairy-free bread option in our milk allergy home.
And I'm so lucky that this bread is sold at our discount bread store in town!
Definitely find out if you have one of those stores, it's worth the special trip to save so much money.
This thick bread is made by Nature's Own,
the same company that sells our usual dairy-free sandwich bread.
While sandwich bread is typically our go-to,
there are plenty of reasons to grab thick bread every now and then.
What To Make With Thick Bread
One, it makes the perfect dairy-free French toast! News flash, our French toast can also be made eggless. Woohoo!
Two, thick white bread is perfect for horseshoe dinner. If you don't know what that is, definitely click over and see the dinner dish made famous in these parts.
Three, Nature's Own thick bread works awesome for garlic toast as a side with pasta. Check out our easy chili mac recipe.
And four, my kids love dairy-free grilled cheese on this thick bread. But it also makes great ham sandwiches and even hearty PBJ, too.
You also must know, this bread is so soft and delicious!
But be sure to double-check labels for yourself, ingredients can change.
We also don't call companies so you may need to do that first.
Thick Dairy-Free Bread
If you prefer homemade bread, check out this easy sandwich bread recipe.
You can cut homemade bread as thick as you want!
What would you use thick milk-free bread for at your house?
Let us know in the comments!
For more information, visit the Nature's Own website.
We use this sometimes too but my son just reacted to it last week. Such a bummer. I don’t normally call companies and go by the label.
I called after and they manufacture with milk on the same line. Still hard to believe he reacted to it but it’s the only thing that had a possibility of his allergens.
I'm so sorry to hear that, Mary. Shoot, this has been such a good one for us. Thank you for letting us know. I'm so glad he's ok. We are getting ready to update our homemade sandwich bread that can be cut thickly. Maybe that will be a helpful work-around. Sending hugs.