oreo ice cream sandwiches

I've eaten them, but haven't called to find out about shared lines. No problems...they are delicious!
Adrienne
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30-something survivor of severe peanut/tree nut allergy

Who makes them? I remember Klondike used to make them but I haven't found them in a while. I think Klondike has a warning on them now, too.

i thought Klondike made them too?? i thought some Klondikes were safe, i dont know if ive read the oreo bars.

in Arizona anyway, the Oreo Klondikes (more like an icecream sandwich than a Klondike bar) do not have a warning of any kind. Some varieties of the Klondikes have a shared equipment or may contain warning and some do not. So...for one of their products to not have a shared equipment warning sort of tells me that there isn't peanuts on that line...since usually they label for it.
just my opinion
Adrienne
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30-something survivor of severe peanut/tree nut allergy

Last year Breyers had warned us that PA people should avoid Klondike bars as they are exposed to high amounts of peanuts. I had called just about ice cream and they warned us about these- not sure if the manufacturing process has changed now-

Quote:Originally posted by alliedhealth:
[b]Last year Breyers had warned us that PA people should avoid Klondike bars as they are exposed to high amounts of peanuts. I had called just about ice cream and they warned us about these- not sure if the manufacturing process has changed now-[/b]
then why the h*ll don't they label appropriately? good gawd, where is their common sense and sense of duty to the public?
(that _wasn't_ facetious...I'm actually a bit miffed...if there's the possibility of a problem, then label for it d@mmit)
Adrienne
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30-something survivor of severe peanut/tree nut allergy
[This message has been edited by ajgauthier (edited July 10, 2006).]

Quote:Originally posted by josh'smom:
[b]The brand is Klondike by Unilever. I didn't see Breyers on the label at all unless they are also made by Unilever. [/b]
Breyer's *are* also made by Unilever.

I just checked the website and it says they have a very strict allergen handling policy, with disassembly and washdown between runs. Their FAQ is at
[url="http://icecreamusa.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/icecreamusa.cfg/php/enduser/std_alp.php"]http://icecreamusa.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/icecreamusa.cfg/php/enduser/std_alp.php[/url]
- - scroll down to the allergen FAQ.
I looked around the website at their other products, and there are alot of really peanut-heavy ones. I've always assumed that the ones w/o an x-contamination warning were safe, but with that many peanuty ones (e.g., a Reeses one, a Planters one), I think I'll call the company before buying them again.
[This message has been edited by JND (edited July 10, 2006).]