Oh, I definitely agree that this was worth speaking up about.  I meant my post more as a joke, that, great, others will say FA people, they ruin everything and don't like dogs too! 

I totally understand this from an LFTA point of view, and also the mixing of handling and selling dog food with other foods.

But will the rest of the world see the LFTA people as the ones who took away their dog treats?  As in, we ruin every party at schools and everywhere and now we hate dogs too!  Funny, but some might see it this way?

While I would welcome their renewed commitment to a peanut free environment have they confirmed that they are allowed as a food service to also store and dispense food not prepared for human consumption? Home Depot, I totally get. They sell tools so who cares if they give out biscuits. A restaurant? If they made dog treats out of stuff that would meet standards for human consumption, ok.

Regardless, awesome sauce that you called and got some response. It may seem small but right now having ol' reliable to eat at means the whole world. I'd need a little time to warm up to them again. I'm not wild about my food mixed with dog food.

I have a name for you with County Health (but recognize that there's no B-ville in our county).

Still.  Useful thing to have, that name.   

To the lady at Burgerville:

No. I'm sorry, um, I'm asking if you are selling peanut butter dog treats.

What? I didn't ask if you asked the owners for permission before giving them to the dogs. I asked if you're selling peanut-contaminated items in your restaurant.

No, no, I don't care that you're not selling them, you're giving them away. That's lovely of ya'll, but I'm concerned about the fact that you have something with peanuts in your restaurant.

I realize that they're "all natural" and "organic." I can die just as easily if my food touches "regular" peanut butter dog treats too.

What? We already covered the 'asking for permission before giving it to the dog.'

You clearly don't understand that peanut allergies are often of the sensitivity that microscopic amounts can KILL. PEOPLE.

No, the information isn't in your magical notebook of allergy info. Because, see, someone in your restaurant decided that since it's FOR DOGS it didn't need to be in there.

I understand they're organic.

(Loop 3 times, hang up, smash head against desk repeatedly.)

This is not my week.

Since Wendy's is out from the new peanut dressing I took DS1 to Burgerville today. On the drive thru window I saw a sticker for Peanut Emma M's dog treats for sale. WTF? I did not see that on the allergen chart (stupid me). I ask the guy about to hand DS1's shake over how often does he hand out the peanut dog treats he says all the time. I said yeah but when did you last handle one he says right before he made the shakes. I said please tell the manager the allergen chart is pretty useless if you're handing out peanut stuff all the time.

Then I called the next closest Burgerville: guy was ecstatic about how popular the sales of peanut dog treats at his Burgerville are.

No advice, the treats *may* be wrapped or unwrapped it doesn't matter it knocks it off our list. I'd rather take my chances with McD's at this point there's nothing gained at Burgerville plus, frankly, I'm mad that it was left off the allergen chart because it's a dog food. There is a humungous sign for warning of heavy cross-contamination of the Udi's buns for gluten but they didn't bother to give a warning for peanut.

I have no plans to give them another dime, ever. YMMV.

Anyhow, watch your backs and ask at every Burgerville if they serve peanuts in any form to humans or dogs. I can't believe I had to write that sentence.

CM's looking into it to get all the details. I'm sure she'll share it all later.

Burgerville....mmmmm.....I am reading and counting down the days until we are in Burgerville territory. If one has an underweight kid, no problem in ice cream every day of vacation, right? 
I will just have to not partake a few times. Maybe just sample for QC. 
The kid has never had onion rings. I will totally spoil him and introduce him to Walla Walla onion rings!