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As you are probably aware peanut allergies can be deadly, I am using this blog to provide information I receive from food manufacturers/restaurants regarding the use of peanut and or the possibility of cross contamination in their foods. All posts are actual emails I have received.
Do you have a child with a peanut allergy?, please leave a comment if you know of peanut free foods that you have found.
Thanks
Jenny Luray said
I am looking for chocolate chips for baking that are peanut-free. Can someone please recommend a brand? Thanks
Karen said
Guittard chocolate chips are peanut-free. We’ve found them at our local (Mission, KS) Hy-vee.
http://www.guittard.com
Dave said
Hi Jenny,
We have been using Hersheys chocolate chips without any problems. We did call them and they did say they were made in a peanut free facility.
Susanne1966 said
We use the 365 brand from Whole Foods. We checked with them and they confirmed that they are made in a peanut-free facility. But, of course, double check.
Also, Vermont Nut Free Chocolates sell chocolate chips for baking on-line.
Dina Clifford said
I do not know how to reach the owner of this blog. I would like to share a great educational tool for those with peanut and tree nut allergies. The flashcards are called Beyond A Peanut – allergy flashcards. They help individuals learn that staying safe goes beyond the nut products. You can learn more about them at http://www.beyondapeanut.com Without checking with the owner I don’t want to provide to much information and “self promote”. You can contact me through my website. I would like to see how I can be listed as a resource. Flashcards are available on my website and Amazon.com This is a great blog! Thank you.
PAinfo said
Dear Dave,
Would you please consider including our Food Allergy Support Board site in your list of links &/or Blog Roll?
The site is new but loaded with a wealth of members who have years of experience dealing directly with the day-to-day journey of living with peanut allergy and other food allergies.
The site is located at http://allergy.hyperboards.com/index.php
Thank you so much for your consideration!
Please feel free to visit our new board and contribute there in any way you might wish!
Jessica said
Hi Dave,
Thank you for commenting on our blog and pointing us to your site. I’ll be keeping an eye out on your site for tips, now that we know about our son’s allergy.
Best,
Jessica
Steve Rubinstein said
Hello Dave,
I have been spending some time looking at your site.
I am contacting you about my site http://www.Allerneeds.com, in regards to adding a link to us in
your links section at http://daveg227.wordpress.com/category/peanutfree-foods/
We cater to those that are living w/ nut allergies. Hopefully we can help alleviate some
of the difficulty finding safe foods to eat.
Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions about us.
Thank you,
Steve R.
Kristine D. said
Hello,
I own and operate a fairly new business making personalized allergy alert tags designed especially for kids with food allergies. The site can be found at. I would love to exchange links.
Thanks,
Kristine
Kristine D. said
Sorry that link didn’t seem to work – my site is: http://www.AllergyAlertTags.com.
Thanks again,
Kristine
Michele said
Sweet Alexis products are Dairy, Egg, Tree Nut and Peanut Free. The products were created for Alexis and Ryan who both suffer from multiple food allergies (Alexis’ being more severe). All Sweet Alexis products are manufactored in a dedicated commercial kitchen on dedicated commercial kitchen. Food Allergy Buzz, Vermont Nut Free Chocolates among others have given the products glowing reviews. For more information go to http://www.sweetalexis.com. Thanks so much!