That's generally how I treat the list, so there's fresh fruit listed (even though DD has OAS to cantaloupe). However, this backfires when it's used for planning class parties. I compiled the list for the class with an eye toward not unduly limiting the options for her classmates that would not pose a risk to her if consumed in class; however, this doesn't mean that fruit salad, cut up veggies, or baked goods would be safe for DD.
I've also not found that it has prevented items DD is allergic to from making it into her classroom. (Heck, even a food free class didn't prevent that in first grade.)
I see these as a potential source of resentment from non-FA parents. But then I'm sure they've likely resented us even when they've gone the extra mile to get all safe food for the FA kid and said child ends up eating stuff mom brought from home because the class parents didn't wash their hands before serving kids (and younger sibs had hands all over food without washing hands too).