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New Food Find for Multiple Food Allergies: Cybele's Free-to-Eat Cookies

Cybele Pascal revealed a new line of allergy-friendly, certified gluten-free, vegan and Kosher cookies at the Natural Products Expo West last month. The cookies come in three flavors: Chocolate Chip, Chocolate Chunk Brownie and Oatmeal Raisin.

 

In addition to being free of the top 8 allergens (dairy, egg, soy, wheat, peanut, tree nut, fish, shellfish), the new cookies are also sesame-free. The Chocolate Chunk Brownie cookies are corn-free.

 

The cookies are manufactured in a dedicated gluten-free, allergen-free facility (free of the top 8 allergens). There is no risk of cross-contamination in this facility. Cybele shares with us:  

We also source our ingredients very carefully to avoid any cross contamination risk.

 

The cookies will begin to ship to stores in June 2012, so you will be able to find them by the end of summer.

 

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Cybele Pascal is the author of The Allergen-Free Baker's Handbook and The Whole Foods Allergy Cookbook.

 

The information shared here is for your convenience only, it is not an endorsement or guarantee of the product's safety. Please read the ingredient labels and contact the manufacturer if needed to confirm the safety of a product for your child.

 

Posted by: Melanie Carver, KFA's Web Developer & News Editor, a long-time vegan and mother of two children with food allergies.

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Hi Sahba

 

Try PeanutFree Planet www.peanutfreeplanet.com, I believe...  You need to read ingredients carefully, because they distribute products manufactured by many co's, and the ingredients vary widely by product; however, you can find snack bars and energy bars there.  Try EnerPro...they might work for you.  They work for my son, and are fairly high in protein.  He also likes the Enjoy Life ones.  I like the idea of making your own, too.  Good Luck!

 

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Hi Sahba!  Welcome to KFA!!  The one that comes to my mind is the bars from Enjoy Life Foods.  Click on the flavors to see the ingredients lists and decide if you think they are okay in terms of refined sugar (evaporated cane sugar) and ingredients you can't pronounce.  I sort of know what you mean but my tolerance is probably different from yours.

 

I know that a lot of granola bars and fruit bars are indeed a risk for people with tree nut and peanut allergies.  If the Enjoy Life ones don't work for you, you might look into making a granola bar yourself.  Then you can control what goes in, both nutritionally and allergy-wise.  If you decide to go that way, come on over to the Food and Cooking forum and start a discussion about it.  We'll be happy to talk about recipes and techniques that work!

MAM-mom
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