Home / Allergy Friendly Chocolate Chips / Ultimate Guide to Gluten Free Chocolate Chips: Safe Choices for Celiacs   Understanding the importance of dietary choices, especially for those with gluten sensitivities or celiac disease, is crucial in today's culinary landscape. As we delve into gluten-free chocolate chip options, it is essential to recognize the growing need for such alternatives. Celiac disease affects 1 in 100 people worldwide According to the Celiac Disease Foundation, celiac disease affects 1 in 100 people worldwide, underscoring the importance of accessible gluten-free op ..read more

? Last updated Mar 13, 2024. Verified by Sumit Chhabra, B.S. Pharm, M.S., RPh Loblaw Companies Limited, a leading name in the Canadian retail sector, has announced a crucial recall of its President’s Choice Milk Chocolate with Toasted Coconut bars (UPC: 0 60383 20922 3; Size: 300 G; Best Before: 2024 SE 19) due to the unintended presence of hazelnuts. This alert is particularly significant for individuals with hazelnut (Tree Nut) allergies, as the undeclared allergen poses a serious health risk. The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA), the national authority responsible for food safety ..read more

Home / Allergy Friendly Chocolate Chips / Gluten Free Chocolate Chips / Are semi-sweet chocolate chips gluten-free? Semi-sweet chocolate chips can be gluten-free, but it's essential to choose chocolate chips that are certified gluten-free to ensure safety against cross-contamination. ? Last updated Mar 4, 2024. Verified by Sumit Chhabra, B.S. Pharm, M.S., RPh When addressing the question of whether semi-sweet chocolate chips are gluten-free, it's important to consider the ingredients typically found in chocolate chips and the potential for cross-contamination during manufacturing. Semi-swe ..read more

? Last updated Mar 8, 2024. Verified by Sumit Chhabra, B.S. Pharm, M.S., RPh Prana Biovégétaliens Inc. (Prana) has initiated a recall for specific lots of their "Spicy Peas & Favas" snack, sized 400 grams (UPC: 877693003942), due to the identification of undeclared peanuts, which could pose serious health risks for individuals with peanut allergies. The recall, announced on January 23, 2024, is limited to the 400-gram packages, with the 1 KG packages remaining unaffected. The specific lots included in this recall are: Lot 3914419, Expiry: 2024 July 19 Lot 3927428, Expiry: 2024 July 28 ..read more

Home / Allergy Friendly Chocolate Chips / Gluten Free Chocolate Chips / Understanding Nestlé Toll House's Allergen-Free Chocolate Chips   In a recent inquiry with Nestlé Toll House customer service, I gained some valuable insights into their Allergen-Free Morsels, which I believe will be beneficial for our readers, especially those concerned with food allergies and gluten sensitivity. ? Last updated Mar 6, 2024. Verified by Sumit Chhabra, B.S. Pharm, M.S., RPh For the latest in brand-verified and community-reviewed allergy-friendly products, we invite you to explore Food Allergy App b ..read more

Most traditionally brewed beers contain gluten from grains such as barley, wheat, and rye, which can be unsuitable for individuals with Celiac disease or gluten intolerance. Gluten-free beers offer a suitable option for individuals who limit gluten consumption due to gluten sensitivity or celiac disease. In Canada, strict labelling standards for alcoholic drinks are in place. The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) mandates that allergens, gluten sources, and sulphites, if present at levels of 10 parts per million (ppm) or higher in alcoholic beverages, must be clearly indicated(Canadian F ..read more

Most traditionally brewed beers are made from gluten-containing grains like barley, wheat, and rye, making beer consumption problematic for those with Celiac disease and intolerance to gluten. Gluten-free beers offer a suitable option for individuals who limit gluten consumption due to gluten sensitivity or celiac disease. In Canada, strict labelling standards for alcoholic drinks are in place. The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) mandates that allergens, gluten sources, and sulphites, if present at levels of 10 parts per million (ppm) or higher in alcoholic beverages, must be clearly i ..read more

The prevalence of peanut and tree nut allergies in children is a growing concern, with recent studies highlighting the increasing rates of these allergies. According to Whitsel et al. (2021), an estimated 1 million children are affected by peanut and tree nut allergies. Ewan (1996) notes that sensitization to peanuts often occurs in very young children, and there is a trend towards multiple peanut/nut allergies developing progressively. This is a significant health consideration, as infants with peanut allergies are at a heightened risk of developing tree nut allergies. McWilliam et al. (2023 ..read more

Hello Flappd Family! Whether you're on our waitlist or following the Allergy Blog, we're thrilled to have you with us. With Halloween nearing, finding allergy-friendly treats can be challenging. It's crucial to understand and cater to specific allergy needs for the safety of you and your loved ones. At Flappd, we aim to be more than just festive suggestions. Through our Allergy Blog and upcoming web app, we're committed to guiding you through allergy-friendly products all year long. ? Allergy-Friendly Halloween Party Treats ? We crafted some quick and enchanting Halloween recipes over on our ..read more

Halloween's coming up! Need gluten-free treats? You're in the right place. We know it can be tough to find candies that are safe for those with gluten allergies or intolerances. Or maybe you're shopping for a loved one who needs gluten-free options. Don't worry! We've made an easy guide to Gluten Free Halloween candies and treats. We've picked yummy candies that are labeled gluten free. People with celiac disease can find candies that have a certified gluten-free label. Individuals concerned about gluten cross contamination (aka cross contact) can also find candies made in gluten free facili ..read more