Talking Allergies

I just found these products at Superstore:

http://www.treasuremills.com/index.htm

Not only are these baked goods peanut and treenut - free, they are also preservative free and relatively healthy ( for baked goods). Perfect for snacks and on-the-go.

They are kosher too.

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daughter: 6 years tree nuts, peanuts

Now there's a ompany that has figured out a niche market that is begging for more products to buy!

Let's hope more companies follow.

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Daughter: asthma, allergies to egg, milk, peanuts, tree nuts, most legumes (not soy) & penicillin. Developing hayfever type allergies.
Husband: no allergies
Me: allergies to some tree that flowers in May
Cat: allergic to beef, pork and lamb

I have seen their cookies in a store, but I just can't remember which one....possibly the superstore as well. Has anyone seen their breads anywhere? If anyone orders their bread over the internet, please post and let us know. I'm just wondering if it would be fresh still.

Gem, thanks so much for posting this link!!!

Soccermom

I have seen these products at our local A&P. Unfortunately for us most of the baked goods are not milk free.

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11 year old daughter -- lives with life-threatening allergies to milk, eggs and peanuts; seasonal allergies (birch, maple, ragweed); pet allergies; asthma; and eczema
9 year old son - no allergies

Katec, the choc. chip banana bread are dairy free and well as peanut/nut free. I spoke with the company and the brownies should be dairy free around August sometime.
son peanut and milk allergic

Just a tip- check them over before you buy. Because there are no preservatives, the go mouldy quickly. I had to exchange a carrot cake ( also dairy-free, I think-made with canola oil). I froze them and take out as needed.

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daughter: 6 years tree nuts, peanuts

Did you find these in the frozen food section, or the bakery section? Thanks!

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14 yr old daughter: no health issues
11 yr old son: allergic to peanuts, tree nuts, eggs, fish, sesame, sunflower, mustard, poppy seeds, green peas, some fruits, instructed to avoid all other legumes (except soy & green beans), pollen, cats, horses

I saw the cookies in the bakery section of the store.

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11 year old daughter -- lives with life-threatening allergies to milk, eggs and peanuts; seasonal allergies (birch, maple, ragweed); pet allergies; asthma; and eczema
9 year old son - no allergies

Thanks katec!

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14 yr old daughter: no health issues
11 yr old son: allergic to peanuts, tree nuts, eggs, fish, sesame, sunflower, mustard, poppy seeds, green peas, some fruits, instructed to avoid all other legumes (except soy & green beans), pollen, cats, horses

I've just found these at our superstore, and they are great, especially the chocolate chip cookies. I do a lot of my own baking, but I like to support companies that make products which are allergy friendly. I agree with Gem, that they do not have a long shelf life, so I keep them either in the fridge, or put them straight in the freezer if we won't use them right away. Mind you, thats a good thing for our health I think. Just imagine how a box of oreos can sit on the shelf for months -- what must be in them!?!?

These products are really good and our son loves the chocolate chip cookies. We buy them at our local Fortinos. Costco also has the larger boxes of brownies. We keep them in the freezer so they last longer. Worth a try...

I saw the cookies and brownies at our local co-op, of all places.

If they go bad so quickly and you have to freeze then, I wonder why they don't just sell them frozen?

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Me- No allergies. No eczema. No asthma.
Husband- No allergies. No eczema. No asthma.
DD- Allergic to peanuts and pecans (avoiding all tree nuts)