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08/7/2015 at 12:40pm
Location: Pontyclun
Outfit: Compas
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my wife has the same issue ( peanuts and tree nuts x2 epi pens in case one fails or we are more than 30 mins form hospital)
and has never had a problem with normal bread from supermarkets or little local bakers ( but I have heard that some mills also process sesame so they may put a warning for contamination)
she does avoid croissants as they may be made at same time as the almond croissants
But they do use almond flour in macarrons ( so maybe this is where the info came from)
she does ask in restaurants but supermarkets are quite good on labelling, with less of the Tesco mentality of just label everything as trace nuts
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08/7/2015 at 1:47pm
Location: North Surrey
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I use allergy cards as cannot eat gluten (wheat, barley, rye, oats). The have worked well in the past.
Print off extras - a couple of places we went to asked if they could keep then as they were useful.
New laws that came into force in Dec 2014 should help this year
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08/7/2015 at 2:30pm
Location: Lincs
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Hubby is a Coeliac and the labelling in France is really good for allergy's it will always show if nut are present. We are just back from Luxembourg and Belgium these are also good at food labelling the restaurants know all about food allergy's ect.
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