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Specific Food Allergies > Seed Allergy
Safe food list for sesame/peanut/tree nut: US Specific(08/02/10)
LinksEtc:
Hi Sesamefree, welcome to FAS :bye:! I'm not a big fan of "safe" lists because they can get outdated very quickly, but they can be helpful as a starting point if people then confirm the information for themselves. I had to take a space out of your link before it would work for me ... this is a helpful site to make links smaller http://tinyurl.com/.
I think you'll find that a lot of people prefer to just continue posting on their various site(s), but it's helpful to know about your site and you might also consider placing a link to our site and other sites with sesame info on your blog.
Feel free to come back and join us here at FAS anytime.
LinksEtc:
Just adding these links:
What do companies tell you about their labeling practices for sesame?
sesame seeds labeling: US specific (laws, loopholes)
LinksEtc:
I'm wondering if this thread should be unstickied since it's so dated.
Thread about chips now containing sesame ... others no longer "safe"?
Lay's chips with sesame
ninjaroll:
FWIW it's at the end of the ingredient list called out in "spices" so I deliver the bad news that it's there along with the good news that the brand called it out on the label instead of hiding it in "spices". I think it's listed as sesame extract.
Marie:
All products in the U.S. must list the top eight allergens. This includes peanuts and tree nuts. Sesame does not have to be listed in the U.S. However, there are a few companies that will list sesame. General Mills will list sesame. You can look at the food allergy statement on their website. Call ConAgra Foods and Hillshire Farms. I believe they will list sesame as well.
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