Help required from Wrothers everywhere off of Wrath of the Barclay.
Does anyone who know anything about lactose intolerance?
I have Nasie Jr's birthday sleepover this weekend, and was planning to do pizzas and then chocolate birthday cake for the kids tea. Now I find out one of those coming is lactose intolerant so no cheese or chocolate or general dairy products. Right I thought I'll do hot dogs instead, but after a bit of reading I see both most breads/rolls and processed meats are on the banned list... as are most crisps, certain sweets, breakfast cereals etc.
What can I do?
Posted By: Jim Nasium, Jul 9, 10:31:42
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- My brother has a liver disease called Galactosemia which means absolutely no lactose...
Posted By: canary_don, Jul 9, 15:55:33 - Lactose intolerance - psychological -caused by the mother getting fucked by the milkman
Posted By: Army Boy, Jul 9, 12:05:09 - Just get him a Le Shark instead
Posted By: Brandonio, Jul 9, 11:27:28 - Tell him the party is cancelled...
Posted By: Squirrel, Jul 9, 11:19:34 - 6Thank you, I knew I could count on the Wroth.
Posted By: Jim Nasium, Jul 9, 11:15:21 - 4is rice allowed? if so a chilli or curry
Posted By: Cheltenham_Canary, Jul 9, 11:06:24 - 11Fill him full of peanuts, and if he doesn't drop down dead, send him back to Mother with a
Posted By: Arizona Bay, Jul 9, 11:02:36 - 1Give him duck, they lack toes
Posted By: Claygate_Canary, Jul 9, 11:01:32 - 6Isn't lactose intolerance a bit of a myth?
Posted By: Arizona Bay, Jul 9, 10:46:16 - Tell him he can't come
Posted By: CB41, Jul 9, 10:37:10 - 1ask the problem child to bring a packed lunch
Posted By: Ralf Scrampton, Jul 9, 10:34:50 - 8Ask the parents?
Posted By: BerlinCanary, Jul 9, 10:34:33 - find out what he can eat?
Posted By: SCC 28, Jul 9, 10:33:57 - 4Chris Rock does
Posted By: yarmyyarmy, Jul 9, 10:33:36
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