When your child is diagnosed with a food allergy, you may start to wonder what your son or daughter will and won’t be able to eat. The diagnosis of a food allergy can put strain on your recipe repertoire, which is why you should consider visiting a registered dietitian after diagnosis — to help you come up with meal ideas.
In the meantime, here’s a list of common allergens and foods that contain them, to help you know what to avoid:
Eggs are commonly found in the following food types:
Custard and marshmallows
Mayonnaise, béarnaise sauce and hollandaise sauce
Meringue and pavlova
Quiche, frittata and omelette
Cow’s milk or cow’s milk products are commonly included in
Biscuits and cakes
Butter and cheese
Chocolate
Cream, ice-cream and yoghurt
Infant rusks and bread
Foods commonly containing peanuts include
Asian meals
Baklava
Cakes, biscuits and muesli bars
Peanut butter
Satay sauce
Wheat is a common component of the Western diet, being used to make bread, cakes, biscuits as well as being an ingredient in a variety of meat, fish and vegetable dishes.
Soy is commonly found in the following foods:
Edamame
Most vegetarian meat-substitutes
Miso soup
Soy milk, soy cheese and soy ice-cream
Soy sauce
Tofu and tempeh
Other products containing soy flour, such as cakes, biscuits, pastries, sauces, soups and baby cereals
Foods that commonly contain fish or shellfish products include:
Bouillabaisse and seafood stews
Fish or seafood dips, sauces and mousses
Fish or prawn paste (commonly used in Asian cooking)
Pizzas and pasta sauces (which sometimes include anchovies)
Tempura (which commonly includes prawns)
Foods that commonly contain tree nuts or tree nut products include
Baklava (made from various tree nuts)
Cakes, biscuits, breakfast cereals and muesli bars
Middle Eastern and Asian cooking
Nut pastes and nut butters
Pralines (usually made from hazelnuts), flourless cakes and marzipan (usually made from almond meal) and Nutella (made from hazelnuts)
Sweets such as chocolate, nougat and fudge
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Source:http://www.dummies.com/how-to/content/watching-out-for-food-that-contains-common-allerge.html
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