To ask which Xmas chocs are nut free?

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Sunshineismyfriend · 08/11/2022 16:27

Buying for a friends teen and want to get her some Xmas choc but everything xmassy has nuts. Apparently twirls don’t do this is my back up but I’ve tried to buy the Xmas santas, hot choc in a mug and selection boxes and no luck. Can anyone recommend anything?

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feelthebeatfromthetangerine · 09/11/2022 16:42

Caspianberg · 09/11/2022 05:54

@feelthebeatfromthetangerine - lindt is good if your peanut free.

The entire Lindt factory is peanut free. It may contain traces of other nuts used on site, but no peanuts.
I emailed and checked online as Ds has a severe peanut allergy. He also is allergic to hazelnut but only very mildly, so a ‘May contain trace’ it’s a risk we take.

kinder chocolate definitely isn’t. Almost all of it contains hazelnuts. Lots of plain milka has hazelnuts in.

(not in uk and it’s mainly kinder, milka or lindt here)

I'm allergic to all nuts and peanuts (which I know technically aren't nuts). The first and only time I ate Lindt, full-blown anaphylaxis. Never again.

Milka is also on my danger list.

Kinder chocolate mostly has nuts in it - Kinder eggs are fine though. :)

Coraline353 · 09/11/2022 16:52

You can buy some bits and bobs directly from www.nutfreeliving.co.uk/

Also check out the Nut Free food guide on FB. m.facebook.com/groups/144276012728604/

They have whole sections of Christmas treats available from supermarkets and verified nut-traces free

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