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Peanut allergies can cause life-threatening anaphylaxis. This allergic reaction can cause vomiting, rash, difficulty breathing, and more. Whether you have a tree nut or peanut allergy, you may be looking for safe substitute snacks to enjoy.

Tahini is another great substitute for a nutty, toasted flavor for those with peanut allergies. This is a spread made using oil and sesame seeds and does not contain sugar, making it a great spread to pair with jelly or honey on a sandwich. Tahini is available at most stores but can also be made using two cups of toasted sesame seeds ground up with two tablespoons of olive oil in a food processor. Tahini will last in the refrigerator for about a month.

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We might find nutty aromas such as toasted almond, hazelnut or walnut in a wide range of wines, especially Champagne, Sherry and wines that have aged for a decade or more; in terms of winemaking practices, nutty aromas are most frequently associated with sur lie aging and oxidative winemaking practices.

Please also look into Penzey's. They are a family spice company. They sell Almond extract, but they say it is manufactured by another company and is not done in their facilities. We don't use any almond extracts, but we definitely use the Penzey's vanilla and it is safe. WE are PN/TN and egg.

I find it interesting McCormick's tells some people they are safe. They told me that their spices and mixes are not safe. I did not inquire about the extracts at the time. I have pretty much stopped using their products because of this.

So appreciate this blog. As a mother and wife to both my son and husband who have life-threatening allergies, I appreciate community forums such as this that serve to educate and empower. Living in another country definitely puts another spin on it and I am always searching to read up on current 'trends' in the allergy safe arena. Thanks you!

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I know this post hasn't been active in a while, but I contacted McCormick this week and after asking a second time about labeling for cross-contamination and nut/peanuts in their facilities, here is the response:

"Thank you for taking the time to contact us. We appreciate your interest in our Kitchen Basics Products and welcome the opportunity to be of assistance to you.

Kitchen Basics products are not labeled for possible cross contamination and the facility in which they are made may not necessarily be peanut or tree nut free. We do, however, test the end products for these allergens that may be in the facility: milk, eggs, peanuts, and glutens. They are tested for the absence of these allegens to 5ppm. Our raw materials must not contain those ingredients as well as soy, tree nuts or corn. Additionally, the production plant follows safe practices and cleans, sanitizes and inspects equipment between any changeovers of different products."

Like you've said, everyone has a different comfort level. We don't think it should be up to the companies to decide if something is safe enough for our peanut allergic child. I want to know if there is any possibility of cross-contamination, so we can make the decision ourselves.

This article discusses whether or not pine nuts are safe for those with another type of tree nut allergy, a peanut allergy, or a seed allergy. It also reviews what to do if a person experiences anaphylactic shock.

Those with a tree nut allergy or peanut allergy may also be allergic to pine nuts. As a result, it is best to speak with an allergist to ensure that eating products that may have come into contact with pine nuts is safe.

Turns out that most of the children passed the oral food challenges, which means they weren't allergic to the nuts in question, even though their skin prick or blood tests were positive, Greenhawt and his coauthors reported in the Annals of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology. Every single child with a peanut allergy passed an almond oral challenge, suggesting that peanut allergy patients can safely eat that nut without first undergoing a skin prick or blood test or an oral challenge, the researchers concluded.

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Are all of these butters safe to give your dog? Are any of them acceptable dog treats? How safe they are depends on the nut they're made from. Let's take a look at the different nut butters available and what ones are safe for your dog.

Worried about all that peanut butter you've given your dogs in the past? Don't be. Peanuts and peanut butter are both safe to give your dog. Although some dogs may have peanut allergies, it's rare.

Cashews and cashew butter are safe to give your dog, so long as the cashews have been roasted or otherwise cooked first. Raw cashews contain a toxin that is eliminated when exposed to high temperatures.

Almonds are safe for dogs, but many dogs have difficulty digesting them. Since almonds can cause upset tummies and other gastric issues, be cautious in giving almond butter to your dog.

Nuts, by nature, tend to be high in oil and calorie-dense. Even safe butters like peanut butter, cashew butter, and hazelnut butter are high in calories and should only be given to your dog occasionally and even then, in very small amounts.

Because nuts are such a common food allergen, when trying a nut for the first time, start with a small amount and watch for any reaction. In addition, it may be possible that some of the compounds in certain nuts may interact with some medications. If you have any concerns, talk to your doctor or pharmacist about which nuts can safely be added to your diet.

Refined nut oils (not cold pressed) have been shown to be safer for children with allergies. However, it is difficult to guarantee the oil is sufficiently refined and all traces of the nut protein have been removed. In general, it is safest to avoid all nut oils if your child has a severe allergy.

Cashews are soft and a reasonable size. As long as they are shelled and you feed in moderation, these are considered safe. However, most packaged cashews are salted, so look for unsalted and unprocessed varieties.

It is only natural to want to share the treats and food we love with our dogs, but we have to make sure that we only give those foods that are non-toxic and otherwise safe for canine consumption. Nuts, generally, pose sevral known hazards. Some, such as the black walnut or macadamia, are especially toxic. Most nuts can pose a choking hazard so need to be prepared first. And all shells need to be removed before feeding to your dog, always. Before you feed your dog anything new - check with your vet to make sure it's safe.

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The main objective of this study was to evaluate the ability of Corynbacterium glutamicum to produce a safe nutty like flavor from enzymatic soybean meal hydrolysate (E-SH) and to investigate the effect of encapsulation and storage on the quality of the produced nutty flavoring. C. glutamicum was incubated with E-SH, supplemented and un-supplemented with a mixture of threonine and lysine. The generated volatiles of each culture were subjected to odor sensory analysis. The volatile compounds were analyzed by headspace solid phase microextraction (HS-SPME) and gas chromatography coupled with mass spectrometry (GC-MS). The sample showed the best nutty aroma and highest content of the most odorant compounds of nutty flavor was subjected to toxicity test and encapsulated in Arabic gum using spray drier. The stability of the encapsulated flavoring was evaluated during storage. A high correlation was found between the culture growth and consumed sugars. The odor intensity of the generated nutty-chocolate like aroma showed a gradual increase during incubation time. Pyrazines and 2/3- methylbutanal showed the highest content at the end of fermentation time. Encapsulation gave rise to a significant decrease in the branched aldehydes, which are responsible for the chocolate note of the flavoring sample. The high odor intensity of the stored sample was correlated to the significant increase in the pyrazines. The results of GC-MS analysis confirmed those of odor sensory evaluation of the nutty-like flavor.

The size and shape of these crunchy delights may spell trouble for smaller breeds if they are unable to break the pieces down. So, if you decide to offer them a bit of a nutty treat, make sure you watch out for any chewing difficulties, choking, or cut them into smaller pieces before giving them to your dog.

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