The list is very important and underscores the importance of always reading the label before

exposure to a wide variety of items. A lot of surprises with peanut derivatives showing up in

everything from shampoo to dog food. Thanks to NNMG Food Allergic Families Forum for

sharing this critical information.

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Red Sneakers For OakleynedSrospot3d1Yt4a8tc53fe1P5sfgM7t2ca576 rte4ay a80 0lm1h2:01  · Peanuts can be found in many foods under alternate names. Some of these names include:

arachidic acid

arachis oil

goober nuts

ground nutspeanut oil

peanut butter

hydrolyzed plant protein

hydrolyzed protein

hydrolyzed vegetable protein

andelona nuts

cacaheuta Earth nuts

mani Nu-Nuts ontjom or onchom (Indonesia)

Valencias (Valencia is a variety of the peanut plant.)

kernel paste

mandelonas

Spotting peanuts in non-food items is quite a challenge due to the many alternate names that manufacturers use on ingredient labels.Here’s a list of non-food items that can possibly contain peanuts:

Cat litter (peanut shells)

Stuffing for beanbags or stuffed animals

(birdseed stuffing can contain peanuts)

Wallboard Artificial fireplace logs (ground-up peanut and tree nut shells)

Livestock feed

Axle grease

Birdseed Bleach (only applies to color-safe bleach varieties, not chlorine-based bleach)

Detergent

Explosives

Face creams (arachis hypogaea)

Metal polish

Medicine

Dog food (peanut butter)

Paint

Shampoo (arachis hypogaea)

Shaving cream (arachis hypogaea)

Soap (arachis hypogaea)

To stay safe, read ALL ingredient labels, stay alert, and whenever in doubt, call the manufacturer.Source: https://www.verywellhealth.com/non-food-peanut-allergy…#foodallergyawareness#peanutallergy#treenutallergy#redsneakersforoakley#livlikeoaks#foodallergiessuck#allergyfree#foodallergyfamily#livingwithfoodallergies#foodallergylife#foodallergycommunity#anaphylaxis#foodallergens#epifirstepifastAll reactions:33You and 32 others