Are these cookies peanut &amp; nut free
610766
Ingredients don't mention any nuts, but if I was allergic I would check with the company that makes them.
402647
Yes. The ingredients, in order, are as follows: cane sugar, ginger, tapioca starch. Allergen information: Manufactured in a facility that processes peanuts.
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
2051073
I am looking at the label and it does not specify "nut free"...and i would not take the gamble. It says "100% Finest Ecuadorian Cocoa Butter" and "Highest Quality Food Grade-Edible" Also a phone number, but it may only be the distributor 908-531-3291
271147
They are gluten free. This is stated affirmatively on the front of the package. They are also peanut tree-nut free. With regard to wheat at the processing plant, you would have to contact the manufacturer to be certain. However given the nature of the process, I would find that unlikely. Moreover, the fact that it's an organic product and that Newman's bothered to be very specific about other allergy-related concerns might imply that if other allergens were potentially present, they, too, would at least be mentioned. Hope that helps.
2237221
I see what you mean about it being hard to tell by the description. There is no labeling on the container that is any help, either. As you know, this product shows under the searches for both raw and unsalted nuts. I assumed tbey were roasted when I puechased them. Peanut oil is listed as an ingredient, which would lead me to believe that they are roasted. It seems they would be kind of greasy if they were raw and had oil in them. They also seem somewhat more crunchy than raw nuts, to me, anyway. Hope this helps.
698846
It says on the label that it contains soy. It doesn't say anything about peanut though. I hope that helps.
196614
Yes, right on the package it says Peanut and Tree Nut Free. I don't see how it could have milk or eggs, either. It's an excellent product.
1589960
See other answers say no, but I can't answer for certain. Can't imagine they'd grind up peanuts though and put them in cookie batter. Unnecessary expense.(Btw, a family of possums came into my garage, unwrapped each cookie, and ate them all. So, never got to use them. lol. Hope they got good fortunes....).
187708
Does not appear to have any nut product. I would think with no flour, they would be gluten free, but could be made with equipment contaminated by other gluten products. If you need certification, you need to check with the company.
2233686
I have no clue if it's in a peanut-free facility or not. I don't have any allergies so don't really look for that.
1270547
Some may include peanuts but this flavor did not. I am not sure about the facility that makes them however.
743950
http://www.americolorcorp.com/ Webiste states: No tree nuts and no peanuts in our facility. All products are gluten-free.
411500
I am not aware of any nuts plus I just looked at the package and usually they say if there are any nuts in it no matter how minute. I think it is very safe... I eat these with tea almost everyday.... no nuts found.
1231770
I don't remember exactly, but I purchased these for my boyfriend whom can't have some nuts. I am thinking that these did not have nuts. They were very good!
2105300
YES! On their website it is listed under "nut free." http://www.glutenfree-supermarket.com/c-8-nut-free.aspx?pagenum=4
411501
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.