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Anyone know of a pizza place that makes vegan pizza as I'm allergic to dairy and still would like to enjoy a pizza

Earth Fare

Dominos can make pizza with no dairy. Surprisingly good

vegan pizza? Should be illegal - What is this country coming to?

1. You don't need cheese on a pizza. Just get it without the cheese; a red pizza with sauce and olive oil, whatever veggies you like, whatever meats you like, some garlic, maybe a sprinkle of red pepper - no cheese necessary at all.

2. If your "allergy" is actually lactose intolerance and not an actual allergy, consider a red pizza with a healthy sprinkle of grated pecorino romano, asiago, padano, and/or parmesan cheeses, all of which are naturally lactose-free. If it's an allergy to the enzymes in -cow- dairy specifically, pecorino romano is a great option since it's made from sheep milk, not cow milk.

Some people have food allergies

Pizza is like sex: even when its bad, its still pretty good.

Pizza Marinara is made with only tomato sauce, olive oil, oregano and garlic. It's surprisingly good. I don't remember seeing it on a menu in the States, but maybe some place will make it for you.

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Try your own oven

A very fat country.

Overweight & Obesity Statistics | NIDDK

Closest is Uno pizzeria in Orlando.

Other option is to order a pizza with no cheese and add it yourself. Publix has some good vegan cheese brands in the produce section.

It's pretty easy to make it yourself oh, you can buy a pizza crust at the supermarket pizza sauce, and vegan cheese in the in the refrigerator section by the vegetables

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This is interesting. The article begins: “All cheese is okay for the lactose intolerant," says cheese guru Liz Thorpe, author of The Cheese Chronicles. "One of the greatest myths is that you can't eat cheese if you're lactose intolerant." After working in the cheese world for over 14 years, Thorpe's lost count of the number of people who have told her that they don't feel well after they eat cheese. But lactose, the sugar found in milk, isn't the reason for most people's tummy aches.”

The rest of the article is here: How to Eat Cheese if You're Lactose Intolerant (spoiler: It's Easy!) | Epicurious.com | Epicurious.com

Perhaps being allergic to dairy differs from being lactose intolerant. I’m not an expert.

Funny but You are soooo wrong