Try it with cereal. Eat yogurt with active cultures. Try hard cheese, such as cheddar and Swiss. For the record, lactose intolerance is not a milk allergy. The two are often confused.
Milk allergies are rare and serious, calling for complete avoidance of milk.
Milk allergies are usually found in children and are very rare in adults. These allergies result in an immune response to a protein found in milk, characterized by skin rashes, sever stomach problems, and bronchitis. Again, a milk allergy is completely different from lactose intolerance. Named products are used for clarification and ease of discussion only and are not necessarily endorsed or promoted by the University of California Cooperative Extension.