So I hear you can currently buy nut-free peanut butter – why would I want to eat that?
I’m allergic to nuts and have spent my life avoiding them; the smell alone makes me nauseous. Just because the nut has been removed, does not make this product appeal to me!
My mother is currently on a mission to try to convince me that cashew nuts are not actually a nut and I should try one… you know, just to see. WHY?
After much internet research, I can 100% vouch that cashews are indeed a nut (and NOT a legume) and would render me immobile after eating one. Maybe my mother just wants to kill me?!
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For those of you with nut allergies who do fancy trying nut-free peanut butter, you can pick up a 500g jar of Wowbutter crunchy nut-free butter for £4.50 from Tesco. Who knows, we may be wicked and make Jemma force some down for our review in our Safer Eating newsletter…
By Jemma Woolley, guest blogger – multiple allergies