Lactose-Free Chicken Curry
A bowl of homemade lactose-free chicken curry featuring tender chicken, coconut milk, tomatoes, curry spices, and fresh cilantro.
Lactose free - everyday meals, done right.
Cooked in a real kitchen before it reaches you.
No milk sugar, no hidden dairy - ever.
Everyday swaps, nothing hard to find.
Meals the whole table will actually want.
Fresh lactose free ideas added often.
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Lactose free means a food contains no lactose - the natural sugar found in milk and dairy products. Lactose free products are either made without dairy or treated with the lactase enzyme so the lactose is already broken down.
No. Dairy free means no milk-derived ingredients at all. Lactose free food can still contain dairy (like lactose free milk), but with the lactose removed, making it safe for people with lactose intolerance.
Fruits, vegetables, meat, fish, eggs, rice, pasta, nuts and legumes are all naturally lactose free. Many aged cheeses and fermented dairy products are also very low in lactose.
Absolutely. Lactose free milk, plant milks, lactose free butter and hard cheeses swap 1:1 into most recipes. Our lactose free recipes are all kitchen-tested with these swaps.