i have seen that some labels say 'made in a place that makes nut products' and avoid them.
but then a thought crossed my mind...
does a none-nut free kitchen at home
be
'made in a place that makes nut products'
and we eat there?
im not sure if im makin sense but i thought i wud share it with u...
Comments?
I have no nuts or nut products in my home as this is not in my comfort zone. However, I can imagine that if someone did have nuts in there home they would be more cautious and aware than a product made by a manufacturer. Therefore, I don't think the hypothetical warning would apply.
ok...anymore?
Quote:Originally posted by k9ruby:
[b]ok...anymore?[/b]
My home is nut/peanut free. I am cautious as to what I allow my daughter to eat when I am at someone else's house. I won't let Jessy eat at certain friend's homes or eat food that they cooked.
[This message has been edited by ElleMo (edited June 04, 2004).]
We don't have nuts/peanuts in our home.
We do allow *may contain* purchased items - but I don't eat them.
Also, for picnics, etc., if we bring any *may contain* items they are kept separate from the foods that I will eat. If it needs to be kept cool, it will still be in the cooler, but sealed in a bag or something.
thanx!
We do not have any "may contains, made from factory, or contains" in our house (my comfort zone). I feel that if I won't let my son eat it coming from a factory, why would I allow him to eat something if my daughter just finished making a PA sandwich an hour ago in the kitchen. It would be worth the risk and it wouldn't be fair.
I also feel this way about my son eating at someone else's home.
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Renee
No "may contains", "made in" or any peanut or tree nut in our home and she is not around them...until a week from now at Bible School...then I'll be crazy!
paula
thanx alot!
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