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Sodium caseinate is a milk-derivative that's added (in low percentages) to improve the consistency and flavor of coconut milk powders, giving them a more creamy/milky texture. Because it's derived from milk, there are allergic properties. I would personally avoid it because it's declared on the packaging, whether it's in the ingredients or not, but a mod would have a better idea of what the official stance would be.

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I agree with @Jihanna and I would avoid it, especially as dairy can be so disruptive. The easy choice would be simply to not use coconut milk powders and use canned coconut milk instead. There are many compliant brands.  You can save the coconut powder for after your Whole30.

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