Can anyone recommend cake mix brands that are PA friendly?
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Posted on: Tue, 05/10/2005 - 5:53am
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Cherrybrook Kitchen is the safest bet from what I have seen. They say on their website that all of their products are made in a facility that is peanut free and nut free. You can probably also find some of the top brands to be peanut free like Betty Crocker but I would be very careful as it may vary from product to product. I hope this helps.
Betty Crocker. My wife always uses Betty Crocker and I've never had a reaction.
Yes, I am also a Betty Crocker fan. Love their cake mixes. I worry too much about cross-contamination with other brands but I will check out Cherry Brook, thanks Chicken.