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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I have been at 2 charters. Each updated food policy based on children's needs. FYI - just b/c a school is nut free does not mean that everyone always follows it. There was snack served in aftercare of Honey NUT Cheerios. They must have missed the nut part. [/quote] You obviously know nothing about peanut/tree nut allergies. Or labels. Try reading the one re: honey nut Cheerios... :roll: [/quote] According to this article, those with allergies to almonds and therefore nuts and peanuts (to be on the safe side) should [b]not[/b] eat Honey Nut Cheerios. [url]http://consumerist.com/2014/06/09/heres-why-honey-nut-cheerios-dont-contain-nuts/[/url] This article also notes that there is an almond allergy warning on the box for Honey Nut Cheerios. Our allergist instructed us to not eat foods with "may contain" or "may be processed with" nuts or peanuts as well as allergen warnings for nuts or peanuts. Research also supports this since apparently about 13% of the time these foods are contaminated with enough allergen to cause a reaction. Furthermore, even those with just peanut allergy alone should also avoid nuts to be on the safe side since nuts are often contaminated with peanuts.[/quote]
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