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COMPLETELY nut free Christmas treats

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feathermucker · 18/12/2025 06:20

Hello!

id like to add a few little nut free treats to the Secret Santa Present I’m buying for a colleague. Obviously, I’ve had a Google, but personal recommendations from people with nut allergies would be welcome too.

Thanks for any help

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Checknotmymate · 18/12/2025 06:23

Nomo treats are nut free but I just wouldn't bother adding in food items for someone with a severe allergy.

feathermucker · 18/12/2025 06:26

Thank you

I wasn’t asking for opinions either respect, just recommendations. But thank you

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ShesTheAlbatross · 18/12/2025 06:26

Waitrose do these Belgian Chocolate Flaked Truffles in a box of 12. They’re the kind of thing my DH (anaphylactic allergies to peanuts and tree nuts) would often not be able to eat but they’re nut free (and don’t say “may contain nuts”) and really nice.
They are pretty expensive for just 12 though!

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feathermucker · 18/12/2025 06:30

Thank you, that’s great 🥰

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GetTheGoodLookingGuy · 18/12/2025 06:59

Sainsbury’s chocolate coins are safe for nut allergy sufferers. They’re the only ones that don’t say “may contain” (even cadburys do these days - they used to be my go to). I may or may not be on my tenth net this year…

Forgottenmyphone · 18/12/2025 07:01

Lazy Days tiffin squares are sold in most supermarkets. They’re really good.

CheeseWisely · 18/12/2025 07:17

I have a team member with a nut allergy and usually get him a Nomo Easter egg (although he will eat dairy milk etc but that’s his own risk assessment, I still wouldn’t buy him anything that said ‘may contain nuts’ on it).

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