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Posted on: Sun, 02/05/2006 - 1:15am
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does it. i know some restaurants say that on their website. i wouldnt eat a sesame seed bun burger in front of my son nor would i let him eat a plain bun. someday we will venture to wendys. cant be any worse than mcdonalds. found a sesame seed on a chicken nugget. always check the food first!!

Posted on: Sun, 01/07/2007 - 10:09am
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hi. i read posts on the restaurants topic and in 2005 people were saying they didnt trust wendys frostys because of the mix ins like m&ms and butterfinger. on this post though people seem to think they are safe??? any thoughts?

Posted on: Sun, 01/07/2007 - 10:52am
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We ate Wendy's for lunch today [img]http://uumor.pair.com/nutalle2/peanutallergy/smile.gif[/img] Ds had his usual nuggets fries and frosty. I've never actually seen the mix ins on the menu - maybe our local Wendy's doesn't have them?

Posted on: Sun, 01/07/2007 - 12:27pm
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I eat there a lot and have never even SEEN the actual mix in but I'm pretty sure it's individually wrapped.

Posted on: Mon, 01/08/2007 - 2:41am
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i think i will let my son try the fries and frosty. do you eat the burgers. my son has been eating the burgers at mcdonald with no problems. i always check them for sesame first.

Posted on: Mon, 01/08/2007 - 4:21am
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My son is EA and PA and he eats the burgers. I am not sure about the sesame. I don't know if any of there products have sesame. I don't think they do. At the restaurant they have a pamplet with all the ingredients listed out. Maybe you could go by there when your son is not with you and look at that or there website.

Posted on: Mon, 01/08/2007 - 4:58am
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Hi! My son is PA/TNA and allergic to Sesame/Poppy/Sunflower seeds. We go to Wendys, but he only eats the nuggets, fries and drinks chocolate milk. I don't know about the buns so I don't let him order a burger.

Posted on: Mon, 01/08/2007 - 4:59am
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I wonder if they get their bread from a place where they make other breads with seeds or do they make their own bread separately. Their ingrediant chart on the website does not list sesame. Most places don't list sesame yet. Hopefully one day they will.

Posted on: Mon, 01/08/2007 - 5:16am
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i checked the website. i just read through the ingredients since sesame is not in the top 8. some buns mention sesame and some dont. he eats plain buns at mcdonalds and is fine even though they do have buns with sesame.

Posted on: Tue, 01/09/2007 - 12:44am
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Quote:Originally posted by tidina:
[b]i checked the website. i just read through the ingredients since sesame is not in the top 8. some buns mention sesame and some dont. he eats plain buns at mcdonalds and is fine even though they do have buns with sesame.[/b]
Just a little note of warning. I never get the buns with seeds at McD's but I have found the plain ones had sesame on them more times than not. Sometimes just random on the bottoms, which I'm sure you look for anyways. But what I was suprised at was the middle outer edges where the bun is sliced in half. (I hope you understand what area I'm talking about because I'm not very good at explaining things lol) Can't see them well because they are similar in color to the bun, but I've found sesame baked into this area on the bun around the edges. I don't not feed DS the burgers from McD's anymore because of this. He has MFA including sesame. Just a heads up.

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