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Hi everyone,

Does anyone have trouble with just certain flavours of extracts?


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chaddwell Apprentice

I don't have an answer but thought it was an interesting question. I'd like to know myself!

Carriefaith Enthusiast
Does anyone have trouble with just certain flavours of extracts?
I seem to react to club house vanilla extract. It is a large container and Club House warns that there is a higher risk of cross contamination in their larger sized containers. I don't react to the smaller sized containers made by Mc Cormick and they have the same warning about their products as Club House. I am considering making my own home made vanilla extract to avoid this contamination problem.
Guhlia Rising Star

Be careful if you choose to make your own. My ex used to work in a vanilla plant and they made vanilla extract. His 2nd day there he broke out in a horrible rash and got very sick. He went to the doctor and they told him that it was VERY common to develop a vanilla allergy if you come in contact with raw vanilla beans. He can no longer eat anything with a strong vanilla flavoring and sometimes develops an itchy rash when just around a bakery. I've never heard of this before, and the doctor he went to was a new one since it was a workman's comp issue, so I don't know how reliable his doctor was. Still, I would use extra precaution if you choose to make your own. I don't know that I'd want to risk never eating vanilla again... Yummy! Not eating gluten is bad enough...

jerseyangel Proficient

Wow Guhlia--Thanks for letting us know what happened to your husband. I thing I'll stick to the small bottles of McCormick because I also love vanilla too much to have to give up. :)

beadlady Newbie

I don't know about extracts but recently while in Kauai, we ate a lot of papaya and other fruit and I got a really severe rash over my legs and arms and had to discontinue. Enzymes in certain foods will cause problems. Bead lady.

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