Which ingredient listed on food labels would be acceptable to the person who is highly intolerant to lactose in the diet?

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Dextrins are a type of carbohydrate that do not contain lactose, so they would be acceptable for someone with lactose intolerance to consume. Whey and casein are both derived from milk and contain lactose, and milk solids are composed of various components of milk including lactose, so they would not be suitable for someone with lactose intolerance.

Which Ingredient Listed on Food Labels Would Be Acceptable to the Person