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Help - party food ideas for vegetarian guest with nut allergy

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CocktailQueen · 12/11/2014 20:08

Girls are 10. DD's bday party tea - DD would like Indian and Chinese snacky party food - won tons, spring rolls etc - but one guest can't have anything 'made in factory that may have been exposed to nuts'. Have checked in T
Tesco and all their party food say 'may contain nuts. Argh!

Can anyone suggest anything? DD didn't even know this friend had turned vegetarian, so I don;t mind having meat things as well, but obviously want her to be able to eat the majority of food at the party tea!

Thank you for any ideas. :)

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ppeatfruit · 13/11/2014 10:24

Your best bet is the Health Food shops or the Free From sections of the supermarkets if you have no time to cook anything.

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Ilisten2thesoundofdrums · 18/11/2014 13:57

Where in the country are you? Do you have any chinese supermarkets near you? I know that there is one near Hanger Lane in London and a big one in Nottingham for instance. I have managed to get things for DS in Waitrose too ( he is nut allergic, egg,fish and Sesame too)

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rogueelement · 18/11/2014 22:16

Love it when people cater for allergies...Anyway, Indian and Chinese is a bit of a minefield when it comes to nut allergy (I'm assuming it's nuts as well as 'may contain').

M&S do a pack of mini bhajis and samosas that have no nuts (lots of M&S stuff has a 'not suitable for nut allergy' warning, but those don't.

Pizza would be our staple, for veggie friends. Not very Indian but there you go. Would be a good fallback for other kids, too.

My top tip when entertaining other people's kids would be to hand on to the packaging until the other girl's parents have had a change to look at it. Our rule is 'if you can't see the ingredient list, you can't eat it.'

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