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Inside Collection (Course): Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) with Java
Summary: Every Java application requires a class containing a method named main. This module provides information on the main method.
This module is part of a sub-collection of modules designed to help you learn to program computers.
Every Java application requires a class containing a method named main . This module provides information on the main method.
I recommend that you open another copy of this module in a separate browser window and use the following links to easily find and view the images while you are reading about them.
There must be a main method in the controlling class in every Java application.
The method signature
The Java literature frequently refers to the signature of a method, or the method signature .
Exploring Java by Patrick Niemeyer and Joshua Peck (O'Reilly) provides the definition of a method signature shown in Image 1 .
Image 1: The method signature according to Niemeyer and Peck. | |
Apparently in this definition, the authors are referring to the type of the method as distinguishing between static and non-static. (Other literature refers to the type of a function or method as being the return type which according to the above definition is a separate part of the signature.)
Apparently also the use of the word visibility in the above definition refers to the use of public , private , etc.
According to Oracle...
Oracle's Java Tutorials , on the other hand, describe the method signature as in Image 2 .
Image 2: The method signature according to Oracle. | |
As you can see, the Oracle definition is more restrictive than the Niemeyer and Peck definition.
Bottom line on method signature
The method signature can probably be thought of as providing information about the programming interface to the method. In other words, it provides the information that you need to be able to call the method in your program code.
Signature of main method
The controlling class of every Java application must contain a main method having one of the signatures shown in Image 3 .
Image 3: Allowable signatures for the main method. | |
(I prefer the first signature in Image 3 as being the most descriptive of an array of String references which is what is passed in as an argument.)
The keyword public indicates that the method can be called by any object. A future module will discuss the keywords public , private , and protected in more detail.
The keyword static indicates that the method is a class method, which can be called without the requirement to instantiate an object of the class. This is used by the JVM to launch the program by calling the main method of the class identified in the command to start the program.
The keyword void indicates that the method doesn't return any value.
The formal parameter args is a reference to an array object of type String . The array elements contain references to String objects that encapsulate String representations of the arguments, if any, entered at the command line.
Note that the args parameter must be specified whether or not the user is required to enter command-line arguments and whether or not the code in the program actually makes use of the argument. Also note that the name can be any legal Java identifier. It doesn't have to be args . It could be joe or sue, for example.
The length property
The parameter named args is a reference to an array object. Java array objects have a property named length , which specifies the number of elements in the array.
The runtime system monitors for the entry of command-line arguments by the user and constructs the String array containing those arguments.
Processing command-line arguments
The args.length property can be used by the code in the program to determine the number of arguments actually entered by the user.
If the length property is not equal to zero, the first string in the array corresponds to the first argument entered on the command line.
Command-line arguments along with strings and String arrays will be discussed in more detail in a future module.
This section contains a variety of miscellaneous information.
Financial : Although the Connexions site makes it possible for you to download a PDF file for this module at no charge, and also makes it possible for you to purchase a pre-printed version of the PDF file, you should be aware that some of the HTML elements in this module may not translate well into PDF.
I also want you to know that, I receive no financial compensation from the Connexions website even if you purchase the PDF version of the module.
In the past, unknown individuals have copied my modules from cnx.org, converted them to Kindle books, and placed them for sale on Amazon.com showing me as the author. I neither receive compensation for those sales nor do I know who does receive compensation. If you purchase such a book, please be aware that it is a copy of a module that is freely available on cnx.org and that it was made and published without my prior knowledge.
Affiliation : I am a professor of Computer Information Technology at Austin Community College in Austin, TX.


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Please file all available forms with the track office!
Driver Payoff and Information From:
Drivers must fill out a "Driver Payoff/Information Form before they can get paid. We now have two options for payout, direct deposit or check. The direct deposit will be electronically deposited into your account. If you decide to be paid by a check it will be available at the track office Wednesday of the following week or can be picked up at the pit shack at the next race.
Forms to Fill Out:
The following forms must be filled out before racing at Slinger Speedway. The driver info sheet is an ON LINE system, the membership and medical forms must be printed out.
Division Rookie Forms
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Weekly Race Itinerary: night races
● Pit Gates open at 2:30 and haulers are allowed to enter the pit area.
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● Slinger Speedway uses the AMB TRANSPONDER SYSTEM for scoring. It is the responsibility of the driver, not the track, to insure a properly working transponder is installed.
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MISSION - Dennis King, 71, passed away Saturday, Nov. 26, 2011 at his residence in Mission.
Mr. King was always ready to have fun and will be remembered fondly by all his friends. He was a member of the Fraternal Order of Eagles in Ypsilanti, MI. He made sure everyone knew he was a "True Blue Democrat."
Survivors include his children Dennis (Lynn) King, Jr., Michael (Soya) King, and Kathleen Macek; grandchildren, Eric Lewis, Michael King, Christopher King, Benjamin King, Andrea Macek, and Nathan Macek; and great-grandchildren, Karen, Timothy, David, Jaedyn, and Madison; and a sister Carol (Howdy) Prough.
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Police in Ardmore say a 1-month-old baby died during a car ride in a vehicle with no air conditioning.
Police say the family had been traveling from Ohio to the Ringling, Okla., area Monday when the parents noticed the baby wasn't breathing. Investigators tell Oklahoma City television station KOCO that the baby was taken to the emergency room where she was later pronounced dead.
The baby's cause of death has not yet been released, but investigators say the car did not have air conditioning and only one window would roll down.
Oklahoma Republican Sen. Jim Inhofe says he's running for another term in the U.S. Senate.
The senator announced his plans Wednesday to seek his fourth term representingOklahoma. In an interview Wednesday with Tulsa radio station KRMG Inhofe said he made his decision to run again after President Barack Obama was re-elected last November.
Inhofe would be 80 if re-elected next year to another six-year term in the Senate.
Democrat Matt Silverstein has filed to run against Inhofe.
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President Obama has canceled a one-on-one September summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin, the White House says.
It's the most dramatic effect so far on U.S.-Russian relations in the wake of Russia's decision to grant "NSA leaker" Edward Snowden temporary asylum while he tries to get safe haven in some third country.
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Yemen is still the focus of concern as the U.S., its allies and countries across the Middle East and North Africa remain on alert for possible terrorist attacks.
U.S. Sen. Jim Inhofe of Oklahoma says the nation's military is taking more than its fair share of budget cuts due to federal sequestration.
The Republican senator made the comments Tuesday to the Air Force Association, a group of active duty and retired Air Force personnel that advocates air power.
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The agency said Tuesday that moist and relatively cool conditions in the Southwest have diminished the fire danger in the region. That enabled the firefighters to be free to help out in the Northwest.
Officials say the firefighters left from Fort Smith on July 24 to begin the two-week mission. They're being housed in tents at Redmond, Ore., and sent as needed to wildfire sites.
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Clayton Kershaw made his third start in Major League Baseball today against the Colorado Rockies. He was charged with the loss, despite his decent performance. Hopefully, the rookie will be able to learn from this outing and improve his pitching mechanics for the future.
The left-hander opened up the game by striking out Colorado's Willy Taveras on a 1-2 count. Taveras stood there in disbelief as the pitcher sailed a pitch across the letters of his jersey. Kershaw's swell pitch indicated that he has better control on the mound than in his previous outing against the New York Mets.
Jon Herrera was then called out on strikes for the second out of the first inning. Kershaw released his "Public Enemy #1." The southpaw's 12-6 curveball is probably one of the sharpest pitches evident in the past couple of years.
The Dodgers' rookie decided to walk Ryan Spilborghs on the next play, sending fears to Dodgers' fans watching the matinee performance. The last thing that the Dodgers want is to have Kershaw lose his control on the mound like he did during his last start. But, Los Angeles ended the top of the first-inning on a ground-out.
Chris Iannetta started the top of the second-inning with an infield single. On a full-count to the Rockies' Jeff Baker, the batter drilled a pitch to deep-left center. The Rockies took the lead 2-0 on this magnificent home run.
Clayton Kershaw closed the top of the inning with a couple of strikeouts. The left-hander struck out Willy Taveras and Aaron Cook. The 20-year-old rookie seems to dominate Taveras, evident in his two strikeouts in today's game thus far.
In the top of the third-inning, Clayton Kershaw walked Ryan Spilborghs again. The right-handed batter has a .310 batting-average in the 2008 Regular Season thus far. However, Kershaw does not need to pitch around Spilborghs.
Pitching five innings, the rookie gave up a total of five hits and whiffed five batters. But, the southpaw also gave up four walks. Hopefully, Clayton Kershaw will develop better control on the mound like Sandy Koufax did in the 1961 Regular Season.
Chan Ho Park relieved Kershaw in the sixth-inning. The Korean pitcher struck out six batters over three innings. Although it would be great to have Clayton Kershaw as a starting-pitcher, it would be beneficial to have Chan Ho Park taking some starts instead.
The Los Angeles Dodgers confirmed that they will skip Clayton Kershaw's turn in the Starting-Rotation after off-days in hopes of preserving the rookie's arm from overuse. It is possible that the Dodgers' organization is scared of Clayton Kershaw suffering from a similar case of Daisuke Matsuzaka in the future. However, the hurler will be available to pitch from the Dodgers' bullpen. This seems like the best option for the Dodgers at this time.
Joe Torre added, "This time around, this is what we're doing. Pitching coach Rick Honeycutt] has it mapped out in coordination with the organization's thought process and the innings pitched, so we talked this morning and that's the plan this time around." Hopefully, this plan will effectively counter arm fatigue in Clayton Kershaw's future.
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When set on building a 10-second street car, most of us don't even consider messing with a straight-six. Meet Mike Robinson; he's not most of us. One day the Easthampton, Massachusetts, native yanked a healthy (vital signs, that is) 300-inch six-banger from a rusty 110,000-mile '84 Ford F-150 pickup and decided to go drag racing. Mike knows that the Ford 300 (like most straight-sixes, regardless of make) uses a 120-degree crank design. That means the crank rotates a full 120 degrees between cylinder firing impulses. By contrast, most typical V8 engines send a piston down the hole every 90 degrees. On the negative side, that means the six's crank must rotate a full 120 degrees before there is another power stroke. But on the positive side, each power stroke has 30 degrees of extra time to put energy (i.e., torque) into the crankshaft. That's why straight-sixes generally deliver more low-end torque than comparably sized V8s—all other factors being equal. Frankly, both engine types eventually get down the strip—and Mike's not committed to either configuration. Rather, he just wanted an inexpensive yet strong foundation to prove his main point: Slap a well tuned turbocharger on just about anything, and watch it haul ass for less than you'd imagine. To prep the well-used mill for boost, Mike yanked the oil pan and installed a high-volume oil pump and a fresh gasket. Then he flipped it over, pulled the valve cover, and replaced the stock single valvesprings with a set of Comp small-block Chevy triples. With the valve cover reinstalled, Mike hit it with a fresh coat of Ford Engine Gray and the long-block preparation was complete. No kidding, he was done. At this point, you'd be forgiven for assuming Mike was on a search for 18-second timeslips. But no, Mike's a go-fast kind of guy with a history of quick dragstrip machinery under his belt. Knowing that every engine is essentially just an air pump (thank you Jeff Smith for planting that seed of wisdom in this writer's mind so many years ago), Mike knew he'd have to force the asthmatic Ford inline to breathe by artificial means. Out from under the workbench came a surplus turbocharger pirated from a 40,000-pound International DT466 diesel dump truck. The end result wasn't 18s, but rather high 10s! To be exact, Mike's 110,000-mile, 300-inch Ford can bang off 10.90s at 120 mph. Just give it a sticky launch pad and watch the magic. Don't believe it? Skip over to YouTube or StreetFire, type in "Turbo 4.9 Maverick," and watch Mike's low-buck disappearing act for yourself. It's real, and we witnessed it in person at New York's Lebanon Valley Dragway. Best of all, the car has been together for three years so this isn't a one-trick pony. A key element is how Mike tossed the Maverick's stock, weak-kneed, 200-cube straight-six and based his combination on Ford's "big-block" six instead. You see, the smaller Ford sixes (144, 170, 200, 240, and 250) may only weigh 400 pounds, but they're all cursed with an integrally cast intake manifold. You read that right: The intake manifold is a crude log that's formed as part of the head. By contrast, the truck- and van-sourced, 300-cube straight-six may weigh a porky 512 pounds (same as a 302 V8), but it's blessed with superior intake ports and a conventional bolt-on intake manifold, so numerous aftermarket four-barrel replacements are available. Also, unlike some of the smaller Ford sixes, which only have four main bearings, the big 300 has seven mains for excellent support as the extra-long crank thrashes away. We're not saying the Ford 300 inline-six is an undiscovered secret weapon or a particularly ideal performance candidate, but the thing that really bums us out about Mike's Mean Maverick is how this $5,000 lash-up poses a serious threat to this author's 10.85/125 Hemi Dart. It's true, slapping a turbo on just about anything can deliver surprising results. Just make sure the base motor can handle the strain! 1 | 2 | 3 | » | View Full Article By Steve Magnante Enjoyed this Post? Subscribe to our RSS Feed, or use your favorite social media to recommend us to friends and colleagues!
289Falcon 5pts This is a nice article about a Ford, but you guys at Chevy Craft really need to hire someone who knows his Fords. For starters, you list a 240 inch six along with the smaller Falcon type six. The 240 and 300 are both considered "big" sixes and they both have bolt-on intake manifolds. Second, only the rare Cleveland C-6 will bolt up to the Ford small block or the "big" six.( also the 250 incher). And yes, I know it doesn't sound right to call a 250 small and a 240 big, but they are referring to the actual physical size of the motor, not the cubic inch displacement. Please forgive me if I stepped on anyone's toes.
7T4Maverick 5pts I bougt my first ford maverick a year and a half ago and i love it, i love the fact that the Maverick was, and probably still is the underdog, to the mustang. The name "maverick" however explains it all- One who stands alone, individualist, or loner. I don't know about you, but in school the loners were always the ones to be afraid of. P.S.> what offset are the weld prostars on the rear. i have the same tire but my offset is, well, OFF. I'd like to tuck my tire.


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During this trial, any changes that you make to your images may not be shown to all users unless you also change the URL of the image. Everything will go back to normal at the end of the trial, and we'll document this in detail if it becomes a permanent feature.
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I'll probably get shot for saying this, but rewriting to cloudfront will overcome one of the biggest hurdles for getting marketplace wide ssl…. * hides * ... authors wont have to get their own ssl hosting for preview images/forum images/etc..
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Leo Halavatau was brought in last season on a two year contract to bolster the Exiles front row options. The Tongan prop forward has spent the last few years applying his trade in the Championship for Birmingham & Solihull.
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Half-time Hoisin Wings
1/3 cup low-sodium teriyaki or soy sauce
1/4 cup brown sugar
2 cloves garlic, minced
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3 pounds chicken wings, cut apart, wings tips discarded
2. Line baking sheet with foil or parchment paper.
3. Whisk together hoisin sauce, teriyaki or soy sauce, brown sugar, garlic, ginger and chili-garlic sauce in bowl.
4. Arrange chicken wing pieces on prepared baking sheet. Brush chicken with hoisin sauce mixture.
5. Bake until chicken wings are no longer pink in the center 20 to 25 minutes on each side, basting every 15 minutes.
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- Per tablespoon sauce: 37 calories, 0.3 gram fat, 0.2 gram fiber, 0.6 gram protein, 9.2 grams carbohydrate, 361 milligrams sodium, 0 cholesterol
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The endangered Pacific leatherback sea turtle swims 6,000 miles across the pacific from distant nesting beaches in Indonesia to feed off the west coast of the United States during summer and fall. Photos by Deasy Lontoh (below) and Mark Cotter (above).
By Teri ShoreJust outside the Golden Gate, critically endangered Pacific leatherback sea turtles are now gorging themselves on jellyfish. These mysterious ocean dwellers swim 6,000 miles across the Pacific from distant nesting beaches in Indonesia to feed here during summer and fall. More than 20 sightings have been recorded by sailors and whale watchers along the West Coast this year. Because of the importance of these coastal feeding areas to the rare marine species, the federal government on November 15 plans to designate more than 70,600 square miles of ocean as protected critical habitat for these sea turtles along the California, Oregon and Washington coasts. Doing so will establish the first and largest protected areas for sea turtles ever designated in continental U.S. ocean waters under the Endangered Species Act."Few people know about the leatherbacks along our coast," said Todd Steiner, executive director at Seaturtles.org, the Marin-based marine conservation group that won the new leatherback habitat protections. "In fact, its only been in the last decade that sea turtle biologists began tracking the movement of these giant reptiles across the Pacific."The largest of all sea turtles, leatherbacks can grow to be nine feet long and weigh as much as 1,200 pounds. They are unique among sea turtles because their backs are covered in leathery ridges instead of hard shells. Their 12,000-mile round-trip journey from nesting beaches to our coast is the longest known migration of any living marine reptile. While foraging along the California coast, they eat 20 percent to 30 percent of their body weight per dayas many as 50 large brown nettle jellyfish.During their journey, leatherbacks run a gauntlet of threats across the Pacific, including capture in commercial fishing gearparticularly swordfish fisheries that use longlines and gillnetingestion of plastics, poaching, global warming and ocean acidification. Protection of their foraging habitats and migratory corridors is essential to the recovery of this imperiled species.Pacific leatherback sea turtles have declined more than 95 percent since the 1980s; as few as 2,300 adult female western Pacific leatherbacks remain. The species dates from the time of the dinosaurs, having survived for 100 million years virtually unchanged; now their kind risks disappearing from the planet. The government action to protect leatherback habitat along the West Coast dates back to a 2007 legal petition to protect key migratory and foraging habitat for these ancient turtles filed by SeaTurtles.org, the Center for Biological Diversity in San Francisco, and Washington D.C.-based Oceana. After numerous delays and lawsuits, the National Marine Fisheries Service agreed to make it final on November 15. However, conservationists are now concerned that the Obama administration will seek further delay in these urgently needed protections. A similar last-minute delay halted new endangered protections for loggerhead sea turtles on the Atlantic coast. Instead, it seems a Congressional letter prompted by seafood lobbyists trumped the Endangered Species Act."Protecting the cool, nutrient-rich feeding grounds off the West Coast, and the pathways that lead to them, is crucial to ensuring leatherbacks survival," said Catherine Kilduff, an attorney with the Center for Biological Diversity in San Francisco, which represented TIRN and other groups in petitions and legal actions to gain the critical habitat protections. "The habitat protections will also benefit other marine species that depend on healthy Pacific watersincluding whales, sharks and seabirds."In a local citizen science program designed to help enhance recovery prospects for Pacific leatherbacks, last year SeaTurtles.org launched the Leatherback Watch Program to engage charter vessels, recreational sailors, whale watchers and marine researchers to compile, record and communicate sightings of Pacific leatherbacks off the West Coast. The Leatherback Watch Program recorded over twenty sightings in 2011 from Point Sur, California up to British Columbia, Canada. Visitors onboard with the Blue Ocean Whale Watching in the Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary and the Oceanic Society in the Gulf of the Farallones National Marine Sanctuary have scored the most sightings this summer. "Seeing this rare sea turtle was the highlight of our day and taking part in the voluntary Leatherback Watch Program transformed our lucky sighting into another data point in the ongoing conservation work of the Sea Turtle Restoration Project," said Captain Larry Twomey, calling from his yacht offshore of Monterey."The best way to monitor a species is to collaborate with others and create a network," said Kate Cummings from Blue Ocean Whale Watch based in Moss Landing. "The Leatherback Watch Program is doing just thatgetting the public involved to better understand the movements and habits of the endangered leatherback turtles to aide in conservation."To learn more about Californias sea turtles, the Leatherback Watch Program and how you can support protection of endangered sea turtles and the ocean, go to www.seaturtles.org or join these upcoming public events:Pacific Sea Turtles and the Great Leatherback Migration, Wednesday, November 16 7 p.m. - 8:45 p.m. in Sonoma.Join us for a journey into the secret lives of sea turtles from the Sonoma Coast to the Cocos Islands in Costa Rica on Wednesday, November 16, Sonoma Birding Nature Lecture Series, Sonoma Veterans Memorial Building, 126 First St. West, Sonoma CA. 95476. $5 donation at the door.Friday, November 11, 8 p.m. Free event: Cocos Island Marine Preserve: a Unique Citizen Science Program for Sea Turtle and Shark Conservation, Underwater Photographers Society, 450 Chadbourne Avenue, Millbrae, CA Teri Shore is Program Director at Seaturtles.org, an international marine conservation organization headquartered in California whose 55,000 members and online activists work to protect sea turtles and marine biodiversity in the United States and around the world. 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whenever I browse web pages on both Chrome and Firefox 50% of the time I'll get a page could not be displayed message, a few refreshes will fix this issue. My internet is 50/10mbps and I never had a problem with this on Windows 7 or my current phone.
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The wait is over. Last night Facebook filed its much-anticipated S-1 paving the way for an IPO which could happen in as little as a few weeks.
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Milk Protein Allergy? Lactose Intolerance? Casein-Free? Making Sense of Milk.
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Many folks who go gluten free have done so because they have experimented with their diets and found that they simply feel better without gluten. Others have received a firm diagnosis that they must remove gluten from their diets for serious health reasons like celiac disease. For some, the health benefits are marked and immediate once they stop eating gluten; for others though, it takes time to feel truly better once they have stopped eating gluten. And sometimes, removing gluten is not enough.
For me and a majority of others with celiac disease ("CD"), eliminating dairy from our diets is required, as our bodies no longer produce lactase, the enzyme necessary to break down the milk sugar called lactose. When we eat dairy containing lactose, gastrointestinal discomfort to some degree is a sure result. Many of us with celiac disease developed secondary lactose intolerance/lactase deficiency from injury to our small intestines because of years of undiagnosed CD.
Lactose intolerance (primary or secondary) is quite common in the general population as well, though — in fact, most adults are lactase deficient. An estimated 30-50 million American adults are lactose intolerant, and certain ethnic groups suffer in far higher numbers, including Asians and American Indians who manifest lactose intolerance in 80-100 percent of their populations!
Lactose is naturally present in all milk by-products (from all mammals like goats, sheep, cows and humans), including butter, cream, cheese, cottage cheese, yogurt and ice cream; many other foods and medications contain lactose though, so diligence in reading labels is essential for those avoiding lactose.
Hard cheeses and yogurts actually contain less lactose, and lactose-free (lactase added) milks are more and more common. Many new lactose-free cheese products have been introduced as well, opening up more options for those avoiding lactose.
The sugar (lactose) in milk products is not the problem for everyone though. Some people experience discomfort or a true allergy to the proteins in milk — primarily, casein and whey. (This is a similar condition to those with allergies to soy, as they are nearly always just allergic to the protein in soy, not other by-products like soy lecithin).
Casein is the curd that forms when milk sours, and whey is the watery portion that is left. Some people are allergic to either whey or casein, but others may be allergic to both; often it is difficult to determine exactly which protein is causing the reaction, and it can be difficult to find food products that separate those proteins as well.
Thus, for those with milk protein allergy or otherwise avoiding one milk protein or another, avoiding milk products altogether is the only safe solution. Note: if you are still experiencing gastrointestinal symptoms, even after removing gluten and dairy from your diet, you may want to experiment with eliminating other cross-reactive foods (there are 18 cross-reactive, non-gluten foods that may exacerbate the immune response for gluten sensitive patients). There is a good summary of these foods and the theory of cross-reactivity from Alisa at Go Dairy Free.
For those avoiding dairy altogether for whatever reason, there are fortunately more and more food solutions. I detail these dairy-free substitutions in my book, Free for All Cooking: 150 Easy Gluten-Free, Allergy-Friendly Foods the Whole Family Can Enjoy.
Everything from buttermilk to cream to evaporated milk and ice cream — and every dairy product in between — can be successfully substituted for in your baking. Consult with your doctor to be sure your nutritional needs are being met, and embrace the wonderful dairy-free products and recipes that are available to all of us now!
*For updated new product information from 2013′s Natural Products Expo West, listen to the free podcast of The Gluten Free Voice Radio Show.
Here are just some of my favorite ready-made dairy-free &/or lacctose-free and gluten-free products & ingredients:
(check ingredients to ensure they suit your particular dietary needs)
Daiya™ Cheddar and Mozzarella-Style shredded & sliced dairy-free cheese
Lisanatti Foods® Almond Mozarella or Cheddar-Style Shredded Cheese
Lisanatti Foods® Rice Cheeze Sticks
Lisanatti Foods® Mozarella or Cheddar-Style Vegan Cheeze
Earth Balance® Vegan Buttery Sticks
Earth Balance® Coconut Spread (vegan & soy-free)
So Delicious® Coconut Milk Beverage
So Delicious® Almond Milk + Protein (new!)
Earth Balance® Organic Soy Milk
Green Valley Organics® Lactose Free Yogurt
Follow Your Heart® Cream Cheese Alternative (soy)
Tofutti® Better Than Cream Cheese (soy)
Daiya™ Cream Cheese Style Spread (soy-free)
Follow Your Heart® Sour Cream Alternative (soy)
Tofutti® Better Than Sour Cream (soy; non-hydrogenated)
Green Valley Organics® Lactose Free Sour Cream
Purely Decadent® Coconut Milk Ice Cream
So Delicious® Almond Milk Ice Creams (new!)
Tempt™ Non-Dairy Frozen Dessert (hemp milk ice cream)
DariFree™ Milk Powder (potato)
Mimic Creme™ Creamer, Cream and "Healthy Top" whipped topping (nut-based)
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Brittany said: on January 1, 2011
My family has been dairy-free since I was born, and I enjoy everything on your list. I also love So Delicious coconut milk ice cream (especially their almond bars!)
I've never had real whipped cream, but Soyatoo Healthy Top are amazing, aren't they?
Judy said: on January 2, 2011
Having been raised in the Dairy State and newly milk-free, I've been really missing cheese. Thanks for the great list of milk substitutes!
Kati said: on January 2, 2011
My favorite dairy-free cheese is Galaxy Rice Shreds! It's the closest to "real" cheese I've found since I cut out gluten and lactose last year!
Amber K said: on January 2, 2011
My problem is finding super yummy substitutes that are dairy-free, soy-free and coconut-free in addition to gluten-free. Makes me wonder why I even bother, lol!
Jules said: on January 2, 2011
Galaxy Rice Shreds are a really good soy-free, coconut-free, lactose-free cheese option. However, they do contain casein, which is why I made the distinction above in my article. Depending on your reason for cutting dairy, this may be a solution for you. As far as milk and ice cream go, hemp (Tempt brand) and almond (Blue Diamond brand) are great bases for dairy-free, soy-free, coconut-free options.
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Thomas said: on January 6, 2011
Hi Jules!
I recently posted a review of the book Go Dairy Free by Alisa Fleming which is an outstanding resources for all things dairy free. I mentioned your post since it was so timely and your take on the need for celiacs to be dairy free is interesting. Here is the link:
Kris said: on July 8, 2011
I love that you listed Daiya first…definitely the best cheese alternative out there!
Alaine said: on July 26, 2011
So many of my favorites are here! Daiya, Soyatoo, Earth Balance, and of course, So Delicious!
@Amber try the Daiya Cheeses. They're wonderful!
vi said: on December 19, 2011
I'd like to add that sometimes people who are also allergic to mold can have reactions to lactaid free milk if they use an aspergillus process. That's my problem and am still debating whether so delicious is bothering me a little bit. Maybe there can be allergies to casein plus dairy intolerance. It's really a struggle to avoid premade juices, dairy, nothing made fermented, absolutely no mushrooms, etc. due to milk and mold problems.
Eloisa Falin said: on July 31, 2012
Casein also contains lots of calcium and magnesium. When doing bodybuilding, i prefer to use casein as a protein source compared to whey protein. ;,,`"
Kindest regards http://www.foodsupplementdigest.com">
Dedra Peeks said: on March 14, 2013
Milk, by itself, somehow saved lives. This is odd, because milk is just food, just one source of nutrients and calories among many others. It's not medicine. But there was a time in human history when our diet and environment conspired to create conditions that mimicked those of a disease epidemic. Milk, in such circumstances, may well have performed the function of a life-saving drug.
Heather said: on August 31, 2013
Linsanatti rice chesse sticks have casein in them. They are NOT DAIRY FREE!!!!
Jules Shepard said: on September 2, 2013
Hi Heather, yes, these rice cheese sticks are made with casein, but they are lactose-free.
jill said: on October 16, 2013
NOT CASEIN FREE_ Lisanatti Foods® Almond Mozarella or Cheddar-Style Shredded Cheese – I get so tired of all these sites that advertise casein free and then you read-and casein is in the ingredient list. there is a big difference between dairy intolerance, dairy allergy and casein free gluten free products.
Jules Shepard said: on October 17, 2013
Hi Jill, you're right that some of Lisanatti's cheese products contain casein, but no lactose; others of their products contain either. It's essential that folks check all ingredient labels to ensure they're buying the product that's right for their particular dietary restrictions. Thanks for your comments!
Mike said: on January 21, 2014
Hi Jules! Love the site and this is a great start for anyone trying to cut dairy/casein/lactose. I've become a pro at reading labels, especially since my 2nd child is allergic to soy as well as dairy.
I love the coconut milk creamer in my coffee, and even my coworkers appreciate it. Also check out Rice Dream Bites (ice cream) and Ghiradelli/Enjoy Life chocolate chips as well.
I also wanted to share that my wife has a dairy-free recipe site for those interested (she has a product list that is exclusively for those who have to avoid all dairy rather than lactose-free). Thanks and happy and healthy eating! http://yourkidhasadairyallergy.blogspot.com/
Jules Shepard said: on January 22, 2014
Thanks for sharing, Mike! All the best to you and your family!
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