Some spices – such as cinnamon, nutmeg, and allspice – are common in holiday desserts, baked goods, and seasonal drinks. Spices can be hidden in other foods too. So should you be concerned about allergies to spices?
Probably not. True spice allergies are rare.
Visit our webpage on spices and food allergies to learn more about:
- Common spices people with food allergies have questions about
- Different types of non-allergic reactions to spices
- If people with a tree nut allergy can have spices such as nutmeg and cinnamon
- What to do if you think you have an allergy to a spice
You don’t have to manage your child’s food allergies alone. KFA provides educational information, food allergy news, a collection of nearly 1,500 Safe Eats® recipes, and new allergy-friendly food alerts. We also have discussion forums where you can talk with other parents and caregivers managing food allergies in a safe, encouraging environment.
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