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Maybe *too* cautious?

LittleTandMe posted:

Last night I got an email from the Food Allergy & Anaphalaxis Network, regarding food recalls for undisclosed allergens.

"Champion Nutrition Chocolate PEANUT BUTTER Pure Whey Protein" is being recalled due to undeclared peanuts, since they were not listed in the ingredients.

Um, I'm sorry, if you read the ingredients and thought a peanut butter flavored food did not include peanuts and was safe to eat, you are going to be using your epi-pen A LOT.

Just thought this was pretty funny.

two year old son with peanut allergy

2 Replies |Watch This Discussion | Report This| Share this:Maybe *too* cautious?Last night I got an email from the Food Allergy & Anaphalaxis Network, regarding food recalls for undisclosed allergens. "Champion Nutrition Chocolate PEANUT BUTTER Pure Whey Protein" is being recalled due to undeclared peanuts, since they were not listed in the ingredients. Um, I'm sorry, if you read the ingredients and thought a peanut butter flavored food did not include peanuts and was safe to eat, you are going to be using your epi-pen A LOT. Just thought this was pretty funny.

seeit2 responded:

I got that one too and had a good laugh.

Report This| Share this:Maybe *too* cautious?I got that one too and had a good laugh.

Mainemommy replied to seeit2's response:

Wow that is ROTF

Report This| Share this:Maybe *too* cautious?Wow that is ROTF

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