One can be allergic to peanuts and
not tree nuts.
Peanuts are not listed under tree nuts as they are
not tree nuts — they are legumes.
I do not know where this idea that coconuts are
not tree nuts came from when in fact they are.
I can do coconut, sunbutter, and peanuts but
not any tree nuts.
Hi Margaret, coconuts are
not tree nuts from an allergy perspective, and while some people with tree nut allergies are also allergic to coconuts they are mutually exclusive (similarly those allergic to peanuts are not always allergic to tree nuts, although peanuts are generally included in «nut free» disclaimers).
I want to serve this at a dinner this weekend but one of our guests is allergic to them (but
not all tree nuts).
Coconut is
NOT a tree nut.
Peanuts, though, aren't tree nuts.
I knew that my son had eaten coconut before, I remembered reading that it isn't a tree nut, but I wanted to be sure.
Despite «nut» being in the name, it is
not a tree nut.
Despite «nut» being in the name, it is
not a tree nut.
I used coconut flour in this recipe because coconut is botanically considered a fruit and
not a tree nut.
Ramon seeds do not contain tree allergens like almonds, walnuts and pecans because they are the seed of a fruit,
not a tree nut.
Peanuts aren't a tree nut, like other nutty favorites such as almonds, hazelnuts, walnuts, pecans, cashews, and Brazil nuts.
Not exact matches
Some folks even think that living in an environment that is too sterile, where the immune system doesn't get enough exposure to pathogens, can cause it to respond negatively to harmless things like
tree nuts or dust or...»
I have a bag of pumpkin seeds and it says it may contain traces of peanut and
tree nuts, I'm going to look and see if I can find pumpkin seeds that don't contain peanut and
tree nuts.
I can't eat soy and in am lactose intolerant allergic to coconut and
tree nuts (I know I'm a nightmare!!)
The coconut is technically a
tree nut, but protein is found in the meat of the coconut,
not in the oil.
For some unknown (but miraculously delicious) reason, I am
not allergic to almonds, despite the fact that I am deathly allergic to the other
tree nuts.
Okay, if I didn't get you to do a double take at this drool - icious photo of Baked Pistachio - Honey Doughnuts, then Ms. Piggy will certainly grab your attention as she shows us how to «do it like a diva» when it comes to eating these yummy green
tree nuts.
Confessing my
tree nut allergy isn't going to change anything around here.
Due to allergies, the only foods that can
not come to our table are
tree nuts and avocados.
This bread would help me a great deal if I was
not allergic for
tree nuts.
I happen to one of those people who is allergic to coconuts, but
not allergic to
tree nuts, and happily eat them when I can.
Even though it is
not an actual
tree nut.
Since then I've also developed multiple food sensitivities (gluten, eggs,
tree nuts) and the author includes a helpful guide to finding recipes that don't include foods on your avoid list within the book.
Coconuts are *
not * a
tree nut botanically speaking.
The FDA, in order
not to create «confusion» in people who see the word coconut to mean it is actually is a
tree nut, decided to rule that anything containing coconuts be labeled as a «
tree -
nut».
The husband is allergic to all
tree nuts, so I can't use all the
nut flours, butters and milks.
We do
not have any peanut or
tree nut products in the house.
OAS is distinct from other major food allergies of concern, such as those to
tree nut storage proteins which are
not inactivated by heat, that may lead to severe and potentially fatal responses, including anaphylaxis.
Recipes that aren't originally
tree nut free, but do have
tree nut free adaptions, will be marked with *.
Someone who is allergic to coconut is
not allergic to coconut b / c it's a
tree nut.
My daughter has a
tree nut allergy so she can't have pine
nuts.
You have coconut allergies in your home and that is
not b / c you have
tree nut allergies.
Oh, almond flour, pout, can't use it in my house because of husband's
tree nut allergy but the cake looks and reads like it is good.
And I've heard AMAZING things about the Dr. Cow brand of raw, aged
tree nut cheeses (cashew, etc., etc.,) but I haven't tried either of those yet.
So, although the FDA recognizes coconut as a
tree nut, it is
not.
I have a child with a peanut /
tree nut allergy and while it isn't an airborne allergy, it is still very scary to live with.
Just a note — coconut is considered a
tree nut by the FDA, even though it technically isn't and most people with
tree nut allergies do tolerate coconut.
They have been
tree nut free for a year now, so unless you used an older package somehow, I can't imagine how Better Batter could have triggered a
tree nut allergy.
If you are a bacon lover like me, and don't mind cooking up some bacon, I'd go with my Asparagus with Bacon and Red Onion Vinaigrette (GF, DF, Egg, Soy, Peanut /
Tree nut free, top 8 Free).
It's a member of the palm family and
not related to
tree nuts or peanuts.
Unfortunately I'm allergic to
nuts and haven't yet been able to find tahini that doesn't say «may contain traces of
tree nuts» on it yet.
«We made the decision 30 years ago that we weren't going to bring in wheat or any of the top - eight allergens into our facility — wheat, dairy, soy, eggs, peanuts,
tree nuts, shellfish or fish.
The
trees are beginning to recover, but McCasland says they still aren't producing the same size
nuts as before the drought.
Hi Nanette, I appreciate your comment but, just to clarify, coconuts are
not typically classified the same as
tree nuts or peanuts.
It's
NOT produced in a factory that also has
tree nuts or peanuts!
Coconut, the seed of a drupaceous fruit, has typically
not been restricted in the diets of people with
tree nut allergy.
We can
not guarantee that any of our products are free from allergens (including dairy, eggs, soy,
tree nuts, wheat and others) as we use shared equipment to store, prepare and serve them.