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  • It is reported that 8% of U.S. children have a food allergy, some of them severe enough to be considered life threatening. Approximately 125 people die in the U.S. every year from food allergies. Peanut allergy is the most common cause of death from food allergies. There are even kids with multiple food allergies. One of the kids I met through the peanut allergy study I am in, is severely allergic to more than 5 different foods!

    Approximately 90% of all food allergy reactions can be attributed to the following foods: eggs, fish, milk, peanuts, shellfish, soy, tree nuts and wheat. Since 2006, food makers have been required to clearly state on food labels (after or adjacent to the list of ingredients) whether their products contain these eight most common food allergens. But you can not rely on food labels alone. Did you know that "arachis" is an alternative term for peanut or that many restaurants add peanut butter to their sauces or chili as a thickening agent?

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All of the food products offered by AllerNeeds are produced in guaranteed peanut/tree nut free facilities.
 
They carry a large selection of allergen free foods for food allergies, such as, peanuts, tree nuts, gluten, dairy, egg, soy, shellfish and corn. Just use their easy Shop-by-Allergy Search to find foods that are safe for you to eat.
 
Shopping for someone with a food allergy or even multiple food allergies has never been so easy! Order from AllerNeeds
 
 
 
 
 

Sunbutter_creamy If you want a peanut free food that looks, smells and tastes just like peanut butter without the risks, choose great tasting SunButter®. SunButter® solves your peanut butter allergy worry because SunButter® is made from sunflower seed in a peanut-free facility.

Trailmixpack Great tasting peanut free trail mix in individual snack size bags! Just the right combination of honey roasted sunflower seeds and specially roasted soynuts, plus.. top quality raisins and fruit bits. The result is is a great tasting, healthy, peanut free trail mix snack! All the ingredients are certified peanut free and the facility is peanut free.

 
 
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Beyond A Peanut- Food Allergy Awareness Cards teach peanut and tree nut allergic children and those who provide care for them, that staying safe with a food allergy goes beyond the allergen itself. The 36 color coded flashcards on a metal ring provide comprehensive safety information in an easy to learn format. The cards were developed by the mother of two children with life-threatening peanut allergies with support from the Food Allergy Initiative (FAI) in New York. Order Beyond a Peanut Flashcards

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new york city allergy doctor

Yeah, I tried the Sun Butter and it really tastes great. No worries if you have an allergy, you should try it too.

-Keith

Posted by: new york city allergy doctor | October 11, 2009 at 07:46 AM

allergist

I hope those products tastes like a real peanut butter because i'm craving for peanut products even though i have some mild allergies.

-luke

Posted by: allergist | August 15, 2009 at 10:46 PM

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