Yesterday I called Best Foods to find out about Thomas's plain bagels and I was told that none of their bagels could be labeled as safe, but they did tell me that their english muffins were run on dedicated lines. I have a package of cinnamon raisin english muffins but I have not given them to my DS yet. My question is is that I thought I had seen that someone had information that the plain bagels were safe? And has anyone given english muffins to their PA children and are they safe?
Thanks
Gloria
We have used Thomas' English Muffins (plain or honey wheat) and they have been fine.
I only use frozen Lenders Bagels! They are made by Aurora Foods.
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Hope this info is helpful! Stay Safe! [img]http://uumor.pair.com/nutalle2/peanutallergy/smile.gif[/img]
I'm pretty sure there is a peanut allergy warning on the Thomas' bagles. But we have eaten the regular english muffins and the waffles with no problems. I didn't even realize the peanut warning was on the bagles, my very astute 9yo did who is always looking out for his little brother.
Karen
There is no allergy warning on our package of Thomas' Blueberry Bagels. It does list natural flavors and I have not called them to check this out. PA (also milk and egg-allergic) DD has eaten this flavor of Thomas' bagels many times without problems.
No warning on this bag of Thomas' New York Style Plain Bagels I have right here. The company is called Bestfoods.
hmm, now I'm thinking maybe it wasn't Thomas' bagels. I'll have to check next time I'm at the grocery store. I know they were not the NY style bagels, I'm thinking they were mini bagels. (or at least not the real big ones). I'll post when I find out which ones had the peanut warning. Sorry for the confusion, Karen
We've been eating the Thomas' Bagels for years...yikes! No warnings on blueberry, cinnamon, plain. Even the "everything" flavor doesn't have one (which I don't feed him anyway, just thought I was being extra careful). I'd thought I'd called them, or learned somewhere that they were safe. How frightening. I've let my guard down. [img]http://uumor.pair.com/nutalle2/peanutallergy/frown.gif[/img]
Perhaps you are thinking of the Pepperidge Farm Bagels. They have a peanut warning.
We have used plain, sourdough, blueberry, cranberry, wheat, maple muffins of Thomas's and never had a problem.
kstreeter,
You are right, it was the Pepperidge Farm Bagels. Thanks for setting me straight!
Karen
I'm confused. Which bagels are safe?
I'm not sure about thomas' or pepperidge farms, but Lender's are safe.
Gale
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