Some Products OK* List

Baking:

365 Everyday Value-Whole Foods Market in store 365 brand has some products that are peanut free and not processed in a facility with peanuts. I have found that their all purpose flour, and canola oil are safe. However, I am not convinced they are consistent with labeling cross contact risk, and have read about many recalls where products are miss-labeled. For example they recently, January 2020, recalled their 365 dark chocolate sandwich cookies for undeclared peanuts. I would advise against consuming any cookies, snacks, etc.

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Beyond Good by MadeCasse- Chocolate bars are processed in peanut free facilities, however Vanilla extract & Vanilla Products are processed in a separate facility were peanuts are present.

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Bob's Red Mill-Many products like their Old Fashioned Rolled Oats, baking soda and baking powder, and much more are all made in a facility where there are no peanuts present. From their website, "Our Conventional Facility processes almonds, cashews, coconut, hazelnuts, macadamia nuts, pecans, sesame seeds and walnuts. Our Gluten Free Facility processes almonds, cashews, coconut, hazelnuts, macadamia nuts, pecans, sesame seeds and walnuts. Bob’s Bars and Homestyle Granolas are produced and packaged in off-site facilities that handle peanuts and tree nuts (tree nuts may include but not limited to: walnuts, pecans, almonds, macadamia nuts, cashews, hazelnuts, sesame seeds and pistachios). Oat Crackers are produced and packaged in an off-site facility that handles almonds, sesame seeds and coconut."

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Coconut Secret-It is very confusing to sort out which products are safe because they use a separate third party facility to package everything they make and they also have contradictory allergen statements. From piecing it all together the only two Coconut Secret products that are both produced and packaged in a peanut free facility are Coconut Flour and Coconut Crystals. All other Coconut Secret products including such products as Coconut Aminos, Vinegar, Nectar, 3 Crunch Bars are all bottled and packaged in a facility with peanuts.

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Color Kitchen-Produces food coloring, sprinkles and gluten free baking mixes made from natural sources. Everything is made in a peanut free facility except their Easter Egg Colors and some bulk products for bakeries. Any of the other retail colors and sprinkles are peanut free.

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Equal Exchange-I have found that their chocolate chips, cocoa and baking chocolate are all made in a peanut free facility, and they label this on the bag, along with any cross contamination risk for other allergens. Their chocolate bars, chocolate minis, packaged nuts and other goods are not made in a peanut free facility and are not safe to eat.

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Guittard- Chocolate for baking is made in a peanut free facility and safe to use in baking. But the Guittard chocolate bars for snacking/eating are processed in a facility with peanuts.

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In The Raw-Their Sugar in the Raw Turbinado Cane Sugar is made in a peanut free facility.

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Let's Do Organic®-All Coconut products are peanut fee and made in a peanut free facility except their Organic Coconut Flour. The Organic Coconut Flour is produced in a facility with peanuts.

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Mi-Del-Many of the Mi-Del products including their pie crusts, and their cookies like their ginger snaps  and gluten free cookies, are made in a dedicated peanut free facility. However, I have found that their seasonal cookies and are not made in a peanut free facility. Make sure you always check the label; the items that are safe say ' Produced in a Peanut-Free facility'.

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Miss Jones Baking Co.-Produces baking mixes and frostings. All the products I have checked are peanuts free and made in a peanut free facility. They state any cross contact risk on the products label, make sure to read the label to be sure it is safe .

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NOW Foods- Click on the brand name and there is a list of all of their products that are peanut free and produced in a peanut free facility. The list includes many items such as baking ingredients, chia seeds, raw almonds, olive oil and more.

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Pamela's-Pamela's Baking Mixes, Pancake Mixes, Baking Ingredients and Paleo Flours are made in a peanut free facility. Their Cookies, Snack Bars, Graham Crackers, Pasta and Pasta Meals and Ramen are all made in facilities where peanuts are present and none of these products are safe to enjoy.

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Spice Islands- In order to find out which products are made in a peanut free facility you have to inquire about each individual spice and provide a upc code for each as well. I asked about the Spice Islands products I had in my pantry, and after much hassle found out that Cinnamon, Allspice and Fennel Seeds and Nutmeg are safe but Dried Basil and Vanilla Extract are not. Before you use any other of their spices/products call, do not email, call them, and ask about each item individually, until you ask them consider the product not safe to use.

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Sweet Leaf- I called Sweet Leaf and they informed me that their Sweet Leaf Stevia products do not contain peanuts, and are not made in a facility with peanuts, they did let me know that hazelnuts are present. Sweet Leaf Monk Fruit products are not safe to enjoy. They have a peanut butter flavor. Only the Sweet Leaf Stevia products are safe to enjoy.

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The Cookie Countess-Offers a variety of baking and decorating supplies. They let me know that their Gel Colors, Airbrush Colors & PYO Edible Paint Palettes and the Roxy & Rich items, like Hybrid Sparkle Dusts & Cake Drip are made in a nut-free facility. All Sprinkles they sell are all made in a a facility with either peanuts/nuts preset and are not safe. They sell sprinkles from these brands: Sweetapolita, Gourmet Baking Company and Bakery Bling.

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Wholesome- All Sugar for Baking and Surf Sweets line of Candies are safe to eat.

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Wholly Wholesome- Gluten Free Pie Shell is made in a peanut free facility and peanut free. Although their other products, like pizza dough,  are peanut free, I do not know if they are processed in a peanut free facility. Check the product label to see if their other foods are safe.

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Wilton-Their website has a ingredient section that is good about stating any cross contact risk for each product, also most product labels themselves have a 'may contain statement' as well. I have found that their colored sugar and frosting is safe to have but not most seasonal sprinkles or baking mixes.

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Bath/Body/Makeup/Skincare/Toothpaste: (Read more about these brands & finding peanut free makeup, skincare & toothpaste on my BLOG)

Badger Healthy Body Care- Some products like Lip Balm and most sunscreen that they make at their own facility are safe. Their website states: products manufactured at our subcontractors' facilities (Lip Tints, After-Bug Balm, Shave Soap, Shampoo Bar, Canadian Sunscreens, and all SPF 25 Sunscreen Lotions (Rose, Rose Tinted & Unscented) do not contain peanuts but may be produced on equipment that also produces products containing peanuts. So just make sure you do not use any of their products that are made at a subcontractors' facility to be safe.

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Beautycounter- They "conduct testing for peanut allergens to ensure that the presence of such allergens is below the current detectable limits. Because we cannot guarantee allergen-free facilities nor the absence of trace, non-detectable levels, we encourage those with allergies to consult a doctor prior to use. The follow products have been tested and are below detectable limits". Click on this link to see the list of products they have tested for the presence of peanuts: https://www.beautycounter.com/allergens

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Kosas Cosmetics- When I reached out they were able to confirm that, "all of the products listed below are peanut/ peanut oil free:

Tinted Face Oil, Creme Blush, Lipstick, Lip Oil, 10-Second Eyeshadow, LipFuel. I have contacted our team to confirm if our Powdered Blushes and Revealer Concealers are peanut free/nut free so I will reach out once I hear back." I appreciate that Kosas Cosmetics is being thorough and taking the time to look into each product they make. Because of this it makes me feel safe to try the cosmetics listed above, even though they do not directly state the absence of peanuts in the facility. Knowing the items listed above are for sure free of peanuts/peanut oil makes me feel comfortable to use them, especially since I will spot check them as always. For a spot check I place some product on the inside of my wrist, and leave it for a couple hours just to make sure I do not have a reaction to double check it is safe for me to use.

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Beverages (Coffee, Juice, Milk Alternatives & Tea):(Read about many of these brands on my BLOG)

Art of Tea- They do not use any peanuts in any of their teas, and there are no peanuts present in their facility but they do have two teas that contain chocolate powder and these two teas are not safe to enjoy because they do not know if the chocolate powder is free of peanut cross contamination risk. These two teas are not safe to try : Aztec Spice and Velvet Teas.

 

Groundwork- I really like Groundwork's their coffee and teas are peanut free, and processed in a peanut free facility. But be aware, as of November 2020 Groundwork is now offering a latte made with peanuts in their coffee shops!! This means that their shops, which are scattered around Los Angeles, are no longer safe to visit. They have assured me however that their prepackaged coffee is still safe to enjoy and is still roasted and packaged in their allergen free facility in North Hollywood.

 

GT's Living Foods- None of their products contain peanuts but I have only confirmed that their Kombucha is also made in their own facility that does not process any peanuts.

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Harmless Harvest- Coconut water and dairy free coconut yogurt cups are produced and packed in peanut free facilities. However, the dairy-free yogurt drink is produced in a facility which handles peanuts containing ingredients and not safe to have.

 

Pressed Juicery- Juices are manufactured in a facility that processes tree nuts but not peanuts. Freezes and Signature Blends contain almonds but none of the products they make contain peanuts. Many stores however do sell packaged snacks that contain peanuts made by other brands.

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R.W. Knudsen-When I inquired if their juice is made in a peanut free facility they told me that any cross contact risk would be labeled on the product label with a 'may contain' statement. Every juice that I have looked at has been safe to drink.

 

Rishi Tea & Botanicals- Only some teas are safe, check the package for a may contain warning. All teas that contain hibiscus are not.

Two Leaves and a Bud Tea-They confirmed that, "Our teas are packed in a facility free from any peanuts or tree nuts. The only thing produced in our facilities is tea. When it comes to other allergies, we do recommend that you avoid our teas with flavoring, as we don't test the flavoring for allergens and can't be 100% certain that they are okay for people with other allergies. Here is a list of our teas that have no natural flavoring, so you can be totally confident that you are safe with these: Organic Assam, Organic Darjeeling, Organic English Breakfast, Jasmine Petal, Organic Tamayokucha, Organic Bai Mu Dan, Organic Chamomile, Organic Peppermint, Organic Invigorate, Organic Better Belly, Organic Better Rest, Organic Paisley English Breakfast, Organic Paisley Sencha Green,Organic Paisley Chamomile, Organic Paisley Peppermint"

 

Verve Coffee Roasters- Verve coffee is roasted and packaged in a peanut free facility. But their coffee shops and cafes do offer foods made with peanuts so only their packaged coffee is safe to enjoy.

 

Beverages (Liquor/Distilled Spirits):

Malibu Rum-Malibu Rum Lists all ingredients on their website under the nutritional info for each alcohol, I have not seen any that contain peanuts but I would still check.

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Bread & Gluten Free Bread/Cereal/Granola:

Alter Eco- All their chocolate is made in a peanut free facility, only their granola is not safe to eat. From their website, "Currently, all of our chocolate products are made in a peanut free facility and there is no possible cross-contamination with peanuts. We do use some tree nuts in our products, such as almonds. Our granola is produced in a facility that uses peanuts and tree nuts.

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Annie's Homegrown- Labels any cross contact risk, and what allergens are present in each facility on every product label. From their email to me, "If peanuts, tree nuts, milk, eggs, soy, wheat, crustaceans, fish, and sesame are not listed in the ‘contains’ or ‘may contain’ list, it’s because there is none in the product and there is no risk of cross-contact with these allergens at any stage of production, from the farm through product packaging." I have found that their cereal, ketchup, mustard, bunny snacks, graham crackers and most cookies are safe to have, their cookie dough and granola bars are not. Make sure to read the individual product's packaging for which items are safe to consume.

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Bob's Red Mill-Many products like their Old Fashioned Rolled Oats, baking soda and baking powder, and much more are all made in a facility where there are no peanuts present. From their website, "Our Conventional Facility processes almonds, cashews, coconut, hazelnuts, macadamia nuts, pecans, sesame seeds and walnuts. Our Gluten Free Facility processes almonds, cashews, coconut, hazelnuts, macadamia nuts, pecans, sesame seeds and walnuts. Bob’s Bars and Homestyle Granolas are produced and packaged in off-site facilities that handle peanuts and tree nuts (tree nuts may include but not limited to: walnuts, pecans, almonds, macadamia nuts, cashews, hazelnuts, sesame seeds and pistachios). Oat Crackers are produced and packaged in an off-site facility that handles almonds, sesame seeds and coconut."

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Cadoro Bakery- Produces breads and baked goods available in the Los Angeles area. They do use tree nuts but told me they do not use peanuts in their bakery. Their label states any cross contact risk so make sure to check the label every time. 

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Cascadian Farm Organic- Produces many cereals, granola and granola bars. I have found that they sometimes label for cross contact risk on their cereal. But, they have two granola bar flavors, Chocolate Drizzle and Oats&Honey, that clearly state on the box that are made in a peanut free facility. I feel safe having their granola bars that are made in the peanut free facility and their cereal if the box has a clear 'may contain' statement. If I do not see a 'may contain' statement then I do not risk it because they are inconsistent with labeling for allergy risk.

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General Mills- They state that, "Our products are labeled for the top 8 allergens: peanuts tree nuts (including coconut) dairy products eggs soy wheat crustaceans fish. In addition, we label sesame and mollusks. We label for these allergens using CONTAINS and/or MAY CONTAIN lists located directly below the product’s ingredient list. CONTAINS means that the allergen(s) is included in the product’s recipe. The allergen(s) will be listed in the ingredient list, and also in the CONTAINS statement just below the ingredient list. MAY CONTAIN means that the allergen(s) is not in the product’s recipe but could be present as result of the manufacturing process regardless of our best efforts to exclude it. These allergens will not be included in the ingredient list." Since they label for any cross contact risk make sure you thoroughly read the products ingredients and "may contain" statement. If you see a "may contain" statement, and the statement did not include peanuts then I would feel safe consuming that food. 

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Jordans Cereal- Clearly labels any allergen cross contact risk on the package label.

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Kashi- Labels any cross contact risk. I have found that some of their breakfast cereals are safe to eat, refer to the individual product's packaging for which items are safe to consume.

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Kelloggs- Labels any cross contact risk, and what allergens are present in each facility on every product label. Refer to the individual product for which items are safe to consume.

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King's Hawaiian- They state, "We are thrilled to inform you that it is safe for anyone with a nut allergy to enjoy any King’s Hawaiian® Hawaiian Sweet Rolls and Bread in our orange packaging. Our products as well as our production lines are all nut-free. (This applies to KING’S HAWAIIAN® bread and rolls (Original Hawaiian Sweet, Honey Wheat and Savory Butter varieties) available in grocery stores nationwide and not to our retail bakery items sold in our Torrance, California restaurants and bakeries.) Make sure you're enjoying one of the products listed above to be sure that it is made in a peanut free facility.

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One Degree Organic Foods- They do not use any peanuts but some of the facilities that make their products have peanuts present. If a product is safe the package will state that it is made in a peanut free facility. I have found that their granola is safe but not their cereal.

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Three Sisters-Peace Cereal is made in a a peanut free facility. All other cereals produced by Three Sisters are made in a separate facility with peanuts and are not safe to eat. 

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Condiments & Salad Dressing:

Annie's Homegrown- Labels any cross contact risk, and what allergens are present in each facility on every product label. From their email to me, "If peanuts, tree nuts, milk, eggs, soy, wheat, crustaceans, fish, and sesame are not listed in the ‘contains’ or ‘may contain’ list, it’s because there is none in the product and there is no risk of cross-contact with these allergens at any stage of production, from the farm through product packaging." I have found that their cereal, ketchup, mustard, bunny snacks, graham crackers and most cookies are safe to have, their cookie dough and granola bars are not. Make sure to read the individual product label every time to be sure there are no peanuts.

 

Chosen Foods- I have confirmed that their Salad Dressings & these Mayo's: Traditional Avocado Oil Mayo, Avocado Oil Vegan Mayo, Keto Mayo, Avocado Oil Mayo Lime,  Harissa Mayo, Wasabi Mayo, Organic Chosen Bend Mayo, Roasted Garlic Mayo, are made in a peanut free facility. None of their products contain peanuts but there is refined peanut oil in the manufacturing plant for some products like Sesame Oil and Infused Sprays. They are happy to share information on cross contact risk for their products so if you want to see the allergen statement for one of their products just send them a email.

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Daiya- Makes a variety of dairy free foods including dairy free cheese, gluten free frozen pizza and much more. All of their foods are made in peanut free facilities except their Salad Dressings and Desert Bars these two items are not safe to enjoy as they are made in a facility where peanuts are present.

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Kikkoman- Makes a variety of Asian sauces such as Soy Sauce and Teriyaki Sauce. They have a wonderful allergen chart that lists every product and any cross contact risk from the top allergens.

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Lee Kum Lee-From their faq section, "Products produced by the U.S. manufacturing facilities are free of peanuts and its derivatives. For all products made in China, peanuts and its derivatives exist in the same facilities and may share the same production lines.". So, only products that are made in their USA manufacturing facilities are safe. I find this very confusing and unless I can clearly see on the bottle that it was produced in a USA facility I would steer clear of their products.

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Lillie's Q*- As of 2022 their sauces are now made in a facility with peanuts. The only items that are made in a facility with no peanuts are their kettle chips and rubs.

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Primal Kitchen- Only Spicy Brown Mustard is made in a peanut free facility and safe to eat. All other Primal Kitchen products are processed in a facility with peanuts and are not safe.

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Red Boat Fish Sauce- From their website, "40°N Fish Sauce, 50°N Phamily Reserve Classic, Mắm Nêm and Red Boat Salt are manufactured in-house, meaning there are no other allergens or cross-contamination besides fish. For our other products, please visit the individual product details page for more information.". I have found they if you check the product they state if their is any allergen cross contact risk.

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Sir Kensington's- Their Ketchup, Mayo and Mustard are all made in a peanut free facility. The all other Sir Kensington's products such as Dressings and Everything Sauces are all processed in a facility with peanuts present and are not safe.

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The New Primal, Noble Made- Only their coconut aminos and marinades are made in a peanut free facility. Another facility makes all their other products including buffalo sauce, barbeque sauce and dressings and this facility is not peanut-free.

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Tabasco- The classic hot sauce original Tabasco flavor is made in a peanut free facility and safe to eat. Other products are processed in a facility with peanuts.

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Dairy (Butter, Cheese, Milk & Yogurt):

Clover Sonoma- Only Clover Milk is made in a peanut free facility and safe to consume. All other Clover products including butter, yogurt and more, are all processed in a facility with peanuts. 

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Ellenos Yogurt-Many products are labeld for cross contact risk. Refer to the individual product to see if it is safe to consume.

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Liberte- Labels all cross contact risk, and what allergens are present in each facility on every product label. Refer to the individual product for which items are safe to consume.

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Lifeway Kefir- Lifeway Kefir and Helios Kefir drinkable products are produced in facilities that are 100 percent peanut and tree nut free. But their frozen products, like Frozen Kefir, Frozen Kefir Bars and Frozen ProBugs, are packaged at a facility that also packages products that contain peanuts and tree nuts.

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Organic Valley-Yogurt, Sliced Provolone, Mild and Sharp Cheddar (8 oz block), Monterey Jack (8 oz block), Ricotta, Mozzarella (8 oz block), Stringles and Cream Cheese are peanut free and processed in a peanut free facility. You have to ask Organic Valley about each individual item to find out which of their products are safe, and it took about a month to hear back about all the foods I inquired about. Their customer service was very nice, and Roy inquired to each individual facility/farm about the cheeses I asked about. I did ask about some of their meat products, and the answer is listed below under the Meat section. If you are interested in knowing if any of their other foods reach out to them directly.

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Stonyfield Organic- Every product (i.e.Yogurt) safe to eat except Frozen Yogurt. The frozen yogurt is processed in a facility with peanuts and not safe to eat.

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Straus Organic Creamery -Straus Products are all made in a peanut free facility and they do not use any peanuts in anything. Straus, butter, yogurt, milk etc,  everything except certain ice cream flavors, are all safe to enjoy. The cookies/brownies added to several flavors of their ice cream are made by another company whose facility does process nuts. Any Straus ice cream that contains any baked good is not safe due to the risk of cross contamination.

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Tillamook-All cheese, butter and yogurt does not come into contact or have any risk of coming into contact with any peanuts and is safe to eat. Tillamook ice cream however is not safe; some flavors contain peanuts and all ice cream is produced in a facility with peanuts.

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Trader Joe's- Trader Joe's is not consistent about labeling for cross contact risk on their foods, but they will answer your questions about their facilities, and products if you call them. So far I have only inquired about their Buttermilk which is safe and bottled in a peanut free facility. I would recommend always calling and asking them before you try any Trader Joe's food or product that does not have a clear 'may contain' statement on the label.

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Dairy & Egg Alternatives:

Califia Farms-PET plastic bottle products(oat milk, nut milks etc, in plastic bottles) are made in a facility that processes tree nuts, these are safe. But the laminated carton products(oat milk, nut milks etc, in cartons) are processed in a facility that processes dairy, tree nuts and peanuts, these are not safe.

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Daiya- Makes a variety of dairy free foods including dairy free cheese, gluten free frozen pizza and much more. All of their foods are made in peanut free facilities except their Salad Dressings and Desert Bars these two items are not safe to enjoy as they are made in a facility where peanuts are present.

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Harmless Harvest- Coconut water and dairy free coconut yogurt cups are produced and packed in peanut free facilities. However, the dairy-free yogurt drink is produced in a facility which handles peanuts containing ingredients and not safe to have.

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JUST- JUST Egg makes egg replacement products. Their JUST Egg Liquid and JUST Egg Folded are both made in a peanut free facility, but their JUST Mayo is not safe and is made in a facility where peanuts are present.

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Oatly- Although none of their products contain peanuts only some are made in a peanut free facility. The 32 oz ambient oatmilks (sold online and used in cafes) and 64 oz and 32 oz chilled oatmilks (sold at grocery stores) are made in a facility that does not process anything with peanuts. Their other products, including frozen desserts, are processed in facilities that may include peanuts and any of the top 8 allergens. However, they test the finished product for the presence of allergens. So I feel they are safe to enjoy, but since they are not made in a peanut free facility I have placed Oatly on this list for you to decide. Here is what they say on their FAQ section: "we also test our finished products to ensure they meet our allergen requirements and are suitable for people with top 9 allergies."

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Fresh/Frozen Fruit, Lettuce & Vegetables:

Earthbound Farm Organic-Fresh Organic Salads and Greens, Fresh Veggies and Fresh Organic Snack Recipe Ready Vegetables are all processed in a peanut free facility. All Earthbound Farms Salad Kits and all Frozen Fruit/Berries and Frozen Vegetables are not safe to eat and are processed in a facility with peanuts.

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Woodstock Foods- Canned Organic Cranberry Sauce  or Whole Cranberries,  Frozen Vegetables (not Frozen Mixed Vegetable Varieties) and Frozen Fruit are made in peanut free facilities.  Their Frozen Mixed Vegetable Varieties and shelf stable packaged "Just Fruit" products are made in facilities with peanuts and are not safe to eat. Woodstock advised to call them at 855-423-2630 with the UPC code of all other products to check if they are processed in a peanut free facility or not.

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Meat & Poultry:

Applegate Farms- Most of their products are produced in a peanut free facility and are safe to eat like: Burgers, Hot Dogs, Sausage, Cheese and Most Deli Meat.  However, the following are produced in a different facility with peanuts present and are not safe to eat: Applegate Genoa Salami (all varieties), Applegate Naturals Authentic Prosciutto, Applegate Naturals Soppressata, Applegate Naturals Charcuterie Plate Genoa Salami & Cheddar, Applegate Naturals Charcuterie Plate Genoa Salami & Pepper Jack.

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Epic Provisions- Labels for cross contamination risk.

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Gorton's- They said, "Our flagship production facility located in Gloucester, MA does NOT use any eggs, tree nuts, peanuts. To determine if an item was made at our flagship location, please check the 6 digit date code on the package. If the letter in the 5th position is one of the following: B,C,D,E,F,G,L,N,Q then the item was made at this location.  Products will other letters should be avoided as they are made in facility that DOES use one or more of those ingredients. As we do move production of items to other locations at various times,  please check the date code on each package. Example below with a “G” in the 5th position."

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Ian's- Many of Ian's products are made in a dedicated peanut free facility such as their chicken nuggets, fish sticks and corn dogs, just to list a few foods. But, Ian’s Alphatots and Panko Breadcrumbs are produced in a facility that does not produce any products containing peanuts, but products containing peanuts could potentially be brought into the building so these two foods are not safe.

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Mary's Chickens-Mary's Chickens does not use any peanuts in their processing plant. Their raw Poultry, Chicken, Duck and Turkey, are all safe to enjoy. When you see a Mary's Chickens product that is made by them or Pitman Farms (their farm) they have let me know that this is safe as well, they do not use any peanuts in their processing pant, make sure the item is on their list: Mary's Chickens Products.  Be aware, I have seen prepackaged marinated May's Chicken prepared by other brands using their poultry like Tarantino Wholesale Distributors, and this is a separate facility from Mary's Chickens, I have emailed them but and I do not know if they process peanuts or not.

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Organic Valley-Beef and Turkey Hot Dogs, and Deli Slices (all varieties), do not contain peanuts in the facility. To find out which products are peanut free and produced in a peanut free facility you have to inquire about each individual item. I did not ask about any other meat products made by Organic Valley so I do not know if other meat products that are not listed here are safe to eat. I inquired about some of their cheese, and the answer is listed above under the Dairy section. If you are interested in knowing if any of their other foods reach out to them directly.

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Wellshire Farms- All varieties of their bacon and hot dogs are produced in peanut free facilities.

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Nutrition/Other/Vitamins:

GummiKing- They state that, "At GummiKing™ , we understand just how common allergies are among children. That’s why, we manufacture products in an allergen free room. If your child has allergies, they can still take our vitamins as they contain no yeast, wheat, milk, eggs, soy, gluten, salt, peanuts, tree nuts, artificial colors, artificial flavors, salicylates, or preservatives." I feel that their Gummi's are safe, but because they are not a peanut free facility, just a peanut free room, I have placed them on this list.

 

Nutiva- They will send you a complete allergen statement if you request it, and also claim they label products that are produced in a certified peanut free facility with, "Bottled in a Peanut Free Facility” or "Certified Peanut/Allergy Free product." I found the following product has such a statement and is safe to enjoy:  Organic Liquid Coconut Oil. I see some inconstancy with products that on their allergen statement are shown to be made in a facility without peanuts, but yet these items do not have their safe allergen statement. I am only going to only try products that state that they are from a peanut free facility, no matter what the allergen fact sheet might state. After reviewing their allergen statement in January of 2021 I have found that the following items are produced in a facility with peanuts and are not safe to enjoy: Organic MCT Oil Powder Chocolate, Organic MCT Oil Powder Vanilla, Organic Hemp Protein Vanilla, Squeezable Coconut Manna™ Chocolate, Squeezable Coconut Manna™ Almond, Squeezable Coconut Manna™ Original.