i saw the list Hezz posted but have concerns about tree nuts contaminating the peanuts before the factory.  We have been using Sneaky Chef No Nut Butter (golden pea butter) for DS2 and Em.  Sun butter, Wowbutter and Biscoff spread are off table due to soy and sunflower.  I found Sneaky Chef at Target which I am sure they will discontinue shortly and on Amazin as an add on.

Quote from: Elena on August 31, 2016, 02:17:14 PM

Quote from: ERM on June 05, 2015, 11:10:14 AM
This is very helpful.  Did anyone find a peanut butter that is TREE NUT FREE?  Or is the search still on?  Thanks

Wowbutter!

Isn't Wowbutter made from soy and peanut free?  I think in this thread people with tree nut allergies are looking for safe peanut butter.

Quote from: ERM on June 05, 2015, 11:10:14 AM
This is very helpful.  Did anyone find a peanut butter that is TREE NUT FREE?  Or is the search still on?  Thanks

Wowbutter!

This was posted on one of my FB groups...very helpful for anyone doing a challenge or with a kid like mine who is not PA.

https://nutfreenewyork.com/2016/07/20/nut-free-peanuts-and-peanut-butter/

For that, I think that I'd try a local food co-op or whole foods style grocery that does the grind-your-own stations-- and check the safety of their peanut source.

This is very helpful.  Did anyone find a peanut butter that is TREE NUT FREE?  Or is the search still on?  Thanks

Allergic child has never had a reaction.  He was tested by previous allergist when his allergies went haywire and numbers are still high enough that allergist doesn't want to challenge without the new test (which insurance won't cover  ).

I was just looking for ease though.  Can probably put Em and DS1 outside to shell them (wondering how many they can shell that will stay fresh for a few weeks).

What about in shell?  Would that be too dusty for other child's threshold?  Can they eat them outside so the shelling doesn't happen indoors?

I'm wondering if having parentheses around "tree" makes this thread difficult to find. It was difficult for me to find via searching, yet it was on the first TN/PN forum page. 

I'm thinking the parentheses made it difficult for YKW to find it as well.

Putting a link to this thread here:

http://allergy.hyperboards.com/action/view_topic/topic_id/13884/post_id/277593#277593

We have a thread for this actually.


Okay--I merged the three threads to keep information in one useful place. I'm also putting a link to the thread that we had at hyper-boards in the next post.

Cross-posting from the peanut thread (though I know it might be a lost cause on this board LOL).

I am searching for peanuts that are not cross-contaminated with tree nuts.  I have kept peanut butter in the diet but she loves snacking on peanuts with Granny.  She was not a happy girl when I told her no today (understatement of the century).

So I know we have a big list of peanut free tree nuts, I need to find the opposite.  Em is missing her peanuts and all of the brands we have bought are tree nut contaminated.

TIA!

So I completely forgot about this thread.  I just got off the phone with Hampton Farms. 

The in the shell peanuts are safe for those with tree nut allergies. 

The shelled peanuts in the can (the kind I wanted, of course) are processed in the same plant as the other nuts so they are NOT safe for tree nut allergies.

Wondering if Peanut M&Ms would be OK for away-from-home eating for one child not PA, but possibly TNA to some treenuts?

Hmmmm . . . .