pfft! I think this is likely to remain a mystery reaction.
This information is Canada specific.
Kraft took a lot of information from me and will send a report to the specific area that the sugar is made. But, the CSR also advised both my allergens are on their list of allergens they label for, whether added directly or indirectly. They get letters from suppliers regarding allergen x-contamination. At the end of our conversation she offered to send me some coupons to cover the cost of the sugar....I said as long as the product doesn't contain my allergens.....she was quiet, so I said "a jar of peanut butter won't go over well in my house". Then she actually laughed, and listed off some products she has coupons for and let me chose a few.
Walmart needs to check with their supplier so I may not hear back for a few days. But, the labelling on this product looks extremely good, and I've eaten it many times.
Nestlé, I confirmed that both peanut and sesame would be listed for x-contam. I trust their labelling.
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I'm still feeling a bit nervous (?) about snacking. Totally unrelated stuff. I wouldn't eat this new brand of yogurt. It's fruit-bottom (which is my favourite) but this is a new-to-us brand, and I just can't eat it. DS and DH said it's really good. Yet, eating cottage cheese I could do.
I realize this makes no sense. And that's a good sign, I think. I'm pretty sure this is just a mild case of PTSD. And it's not that this reaction was serious....it definitely was not serious.....but it was enough to put me back in a place (mentally) that I don't want to be. A place I seem to have to crawl out of every couple of years. But, maybe a bit harder this time because, even looking back, I just don't really know for certain what caused it.
