9 Surprising Places Food Allergens Can Hide in Your House
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You're used to reading food labels to check for allergens. But what about items you wouldn't expect, such as household cleaning supplies, shampoo, or products without labels?
Read on for a quick overview of the nine most common (and totally unexpected) places food allergens can hide.
It may seem shocking, but food allergens can be found in:
- Furniture polish, including leather conditioners and oils πͺ
- Sausages π
- Chili Soups π₯«
- Pet food and toys πΆ
- Cocktails πΈ
- Birdseed πͺΏ
- Artificial firelogs πͺ΅
- Color-safe bleach π«§
- Beauty products π§΄
The key here is to do your research and trust your gut instincts.
When something doesn't feel safe, or you simply can't get enough information about a product, walk away!
To learn more about a questionable product, you can follow the same tips as contacting food manufacturers, such as calling or writing in for more details.
It's always okay to say no to a questionable item, make a new choice, and put your little allergy warrior's safety first.
In conclusion, investigating labels of all kinds is crucial to managing food allergies. The key is to stay informed, be vigilant, and trust your instincts. You've got this!
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