Do these have any traces of peanuts? Cross contamination by peanuts/treenuts? Thanks
330516
I did not taste any trace of peanuts in these but I am not allergic to peanuts and cannot be certain.
330517
Hello, unfortunatly yes they do warn against the possibilities of the jimmies coming in contact with nuts and soy.
587718
Hello Isabelle. The ones I had purchased previously came in a different bag. I kept the bag because it had a much better quality re-sealer. The back of the bag states: "Packaged in the same facility as peanuts, tree nuts, soy and milk products." Just to add, I have allergies to peanuts and tree nuts and these seeds did not effect me at all. I am on my 3rd bag of them too.
1667553
Hi Julia, No they do not. I also look for that since I'm allergic to peanuts. Hope this helps!
473729
On my jar, the ingredients are listed as peanuts, with a bit of salt. I would say yes, since both of those ingredients are vegan. I dont know about it's "processing" or if that would matter.
768932
Hi BillC,Thank you for your interest in the Rodelle Baking Cocoa. To answer your question, there are no peanuts or tree nuts present in this product. Rodelle does not produce or store any items that contain peanut, however we do have tree nuts in our manufacturing facility.For more detailed information or a full allergen statement, please contact us directly at info@rodelleinc.com or call 1-800-898-5457.Thank you,Rodelle, Inc.
12493
Sorry, I cannot provide that answer to your question as it was quite a while ago that I purchased this --- I did enjoy it alot, but don't know about any peanuts in it, I do suggest you really focus in on the material shown on the box, it details all items in the product.
942420
I'm sorry. I bought these quite some time ago and I don't know anything about such claims, or allegations they are not true. Just don't u anything about that at all. I ordered them because of not containing sulfites and at a time I could not get my favorite brand which is Honest Earth which we like quite a bit. I don't use a lot of processed food items, but these are convenient to have on hand in the pantry. It can be difficult to navigate around the food industry and labeling. I guess I could have as helpfully just clicked the "Don't know" button.
698846
It says on the label that it contains soy. It doesn't say anything about peanut though. I hope that helps.
1269639
From what I'm reading here the peanut butter just has peanuts but you could also email them just to make sure that they don't have small amounts of almonds and it's or any other nuts! I emailed them with the question and they email me back within a day so I would definitely wait just to make sure because you're allergic to other nuts I don't think I would want to take a chance
1904435
As far as I can tell . . . no. We have used almost half of them and they are really nice, no peel residue nor core/seed leavings. Good value
1233987
It is not said in the label it has. It comes from Bolivia and Domenican Republic, Could be from other country also but I do not think this product is procesed on shared lines with peanuts or tree nuts.
1842095
No. As far as I know, they are not processed anywhere near soy or other tree nuts. They are raw (and delicious). I am allergic to soy, peanuts and HAZELNUTS are deadly to me. In fact 2 weeks ago, I bought a jar of sunflower/sesame butter from an organic food store. I put some on a cracker and after I ate the 3rd cracker, my tongue swelled to the point where I couldn't close my mouth, when my throat and face started to swell, I had to be rushed to put ER. I brought the jar with me. I had to be admitted and given several med's through an IV drip. The ER doctor read the ingredients: it said something like : Processed in a facility that also processes tree nuts and peanuts. She believes somehow hazelnut got cross contaminated with the sunflower/sesame butter. She said if the butter had contained any Hazelnut, I probably wouldn't be alive today. I had some of these cashews yesterday. I've never had any reaction to them. It does say on the package that the only allergen it contains are cashews so if you're not allergic to cashews, you shouldn't have a problem. Hope this was helpful.
579720
They are really good. I mix some up in a bag with some cinnamon. But now that you have asked, I read the bag and they are from China. Now I want to throw them away. Except I'm living in a tent in Africa, and besides some peanut butter, cereal and powdered veagan milk, this is about all I have. So I guess I'll try to not think about it. Thanks for asking.
1790319
Hi Debra.There are no nuts listed as an allergen in the product, however, we do use nuts in our facility. We follow all standard GMP policies regarding clean-up after a production run so there should be no nuts in the product but there is always that slight chance it could have carried over from another product. Given that scenario I can only say that it is unlikely there would be any traces, but there can be no 100% guarantee. RegardsAaron ParkerCEO, MightySupp
592801
Yes they are. I am gluten intolerant, and eat them all the time without any problem whatsoever - so I do not believe that there is even any chance of cross contamination.
2051071
There are no cross contaminants that I am aware of...but I do not harvest or process cocoa butter or Shea butter. The reason I began using this product was because my child could not use over the counter products.
1887621
I bought mine well over a year ago. They were roasted and unsalted. I don't think nuts have gluten.