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Nut-free food made without peanuts and without tree nuts, sent direct from the producer. Peanuts and tree nuts are two separate major allergens, and a product is listed here only when its producer has ruled out both.
For a nut allergy the kitchen matters as much as the recipe. Each product states whether it is made in a kitchen that handles nuts at all.
We list a product here only after its producer tells us exactly what it is free from and what else their kitchen handles. The first ones are on the way.
Free-from statements are made by the producer. Food Store Direct does not test products. Always read the label on the package you receive, and ask before you order if you have a food allergy.
No. Peanuts are a legume. Tree nuts include almonds, walnuts, pecans, cashews, pistachios and others. U.S. labeling law treats them as two separate major allergens, and a food can be free of one and contain the other.
It means nuts are not in this recipe, but they are used for other foods in the same kitchen, so trace amounts from shared equipment or surfaces are possible. If you are shopping for a serious nut allergy, look for products made in a kitchen that does not handle nuts.
No. Each statement on this page comes from the producer who makes the food, and each product page says what the statement is based on: a third-party certification, the producer's own label, or the recipe. Read the label on the package you receive, and ask the producer or email support@foodstoredirect.com before you order if you have a question.