I need to know if the product is derived from a nut or alternative. Is the product considered an allergen?
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It is made with almond oil. If you're allergic to almonds I am unclear as to why you would be buying 'almond extract', seems like a no brainer to me. Its not almond 'flavored' it's almond 'extract'
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Going by the box, this is an "extract" pulled directly from the almond nut not a synthetic flavor, this is a natural, organic, product. Check out a dictionary definition of "extract" for a solid definition. Don't know about the technicalities of allergens so can't respond to that part of the inquiry.
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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.
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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.
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We check on this, because we wanted to give some to our little girl. They do not have nuts in them, but our package did state they are processed in a facility that has nuts. If we had allergies, that would be bad, but since we just wanted to make sure it wasnt full of it, we let our 9mos old have some. She loves them like the rest of us.
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The ingredients list doesn't include any nut but peanuts, and there is no "may contain..." warning on the label. Nor is there one of those "processed on equipment that..." labels.
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From Superior Nut Company: Allergy Information: Contains Almonds. This product is packed on equipment that also packages products that contain wheat, soy, peanuts, milk and other tree nuts. May contain wheat, soy, peanuts, milk and other tree nuts.
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Corn is not considered an allergen, so the company is not required to list it. Soy, gluten or wheat are listed because of being allergens, not in relation to non-gmo status.
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Yes. On the container, there is a section that states: Allergen Information- This product contains milk (as whey), soy (as lecithin), and is manufactured in a plant that also processes egg, fish, crustacean shellfish, peanuts, tree nuts, and wheat (gluten) ingredients.
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Yes, the label does say it may contain traces of peanuts or tree nuts. So it is processed it a plant that may also process other nuts.
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yes gluten free, I am not familiar with nut allergies. it didn't have any ingredients that said it included nuts
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Our son is allergic to peanuts and tree nuts. We've given him this brand and never had any trouble.
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Ingredients don't mention any nuts, but if I was allergic I would check with the company that makes them.
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Absolutely nothing that I know of. My daughter has a peanut allergy and are careful where we purchase our tree nuts and she loves these.
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Here is an email I got from honeyville this morning: Dear Janet, I assure you it has no other allergens and is processed in an almonds only facility. If you would like specific paperwork or types of certifications, please let me know and we can get those to you. We deal with many people who have food sensitivities and severe food allergies so we understand. Thank you for choosing Honeyville Food Products
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This product contains tree nuts, so if you have a nut allergy, say, a peanut allergy for example, this product would likely cause an adverse reaction for you. I am sure that's likely what it is, considering the ingredients should not otherwise cause that effect (quite the opposite, actually). Or, as another commenter stated, it's possible the oily sensation is irritating to you since it's a new feeling and thus you are rubbing them enough at night to pull some out, some people do funny things in their sleep!
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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
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The best ones to purchase and the healthiest I am told by my Doctor are the raw seeds from Mexico, not quite sure why, but they are very good for you. For instance, colon health, digestive system, and so much more. /as far as being manufactured with other allergen foods, I really am not sure. You might check with the seller on this issue.