Is this product processed on machinery that processes nuts?
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I found the following doing a quick search: * Green & Black's Organic Chocolate. Green & Blacks produces one gluten-containing chocolate bar - its Toffee bar, which contains wheat-based glucose. The company does not label any products as gluten-free, and has this statement on shared facilities: "We take into account scheduling of products and we clean the lines by flushing chocolate through until there is no notable trace of the previous lines' chocolate in the new batch. We are confident that the cleaning procedures are robust and eliminate traces of nut, cereal or dairy ingredients, but the only certain guarantee of absence is by manufacturing in a nut, cereal and dairy free site." http://celiacdisease.about.com/od/GlutenFreeSnacks/a/Gluten-Free-Chocolate-Bars.htm
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Yes, mine does nuts and seeds. I'm not sure if it's bpa free, but please note that bpa free does not mean it is safe either. The companies just take the bpa out and put in new chemicals that are bad for us. Research "BPA free still not safe" for more info on that. You can only do so much. I don't use this but once or twice a week, so I think I'm good. ;)
2047295
Yes it is processed on shared equipment with tree nuts according to notes on the package.
2066658
I don't know. Sorry, I bought these nuts quite some time ago and don't remember much about them.
386224
Yes - I checked the package and it contains soy and is processed with equipment that also processes wheat, peanuts and tree nuts. Sorry. It's wonderful stuff (well, for someone without those allergies).
2086556
According to the ingredient list there are not tree nuts or peanuts, but is manufactured in a facility that also processes tree nuts.
38050
I noticed other answers. Those are distributors/sellers. It only mentions that it's processed in a plant that processes your typical allergens (nuts, etc.) and it does not say where it is manufactured. I have heard NOW does use China, but best to contact them.
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ALLERGY WARNING: Manufactured on shared equipment that processes Milk, Wheat, Crustacean Shellfish, Peanut, Tree Nuts
2086557
On the package it says that this product is manufactured in a facility that uses tree nuts and soy
1953852
I'm sure you could, We made chocolate and it turned out very smooth, Nut butter would probably turn out good. You would probably want to pre-grind the nuts a little but cause large pieces can bind the machine up. the texture you get would probably be close to nuttella as opposed to peanut butter.
768934
there are no peanuts or tree nuts listed in the ingredients, it is cocoa processed with alkali. With that said, there is also no disclaimer that the cocoa was processed in a "nut" free facility.
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There's no label on the bag that it was processed on the same line as nuts.
12225
It is processed in a facility where nuts are processed, but I do not know "how" the cocoa is processed. I looked at the packaging and that information is not on the label anywhere.
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nuts will turn to paste. I know it does corn very well. I don't know about seeds. I imagine the harder the seed the better it will grind. I'm sure the warrenty is voided because it will clog the machine.
1304203
Yes, there is a warning that states: made in a facility that also processes peanuts, tree nuts, milk, soy and wheat products.
2095814
It says on the package that it is packed in a facility that processes other nuts and wheat products
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I just read what is written on the bottle,they did not mention anything about processed in a plant with any kind of nuts,and usually it is written on the bottle,if there could be contact with nuts