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Nuts At The Airport

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sspitzer5
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Hi everyone,

I travel fairly often and there's never much I can eat at the airport. As such, I frequently picked up a bag of peanuts or cashews in the airport stores just to have something to munch on.

I went to buy some nuts on a recent trip and reread the ingredients. The most common brand of nuts sold in airports seems to be Snak Club. Well, Snak Club has a new allergy statement on it's packages that says that all of their nuts are made on shared equipment with wheat, soy, etc.

I'm bummed because I could always grab these if desperate, but also because I've probably been getting contaminated for a long time by eating these damn nuts. DOH.

So, bring your own nuts to the airport from now on.

S

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queenofhearts Explorer
queenofhearts
Posted

Thanks for the head's-up. It's cheaper to bring your own, too! But there goes another "emergency-nosh".

penguin Community Regular
penguin
Posted

Snickers bars are gluten-free :)

queenofhearts Explorer
queenofhearts
Posted
Snickers bars are gluten-free :)

Bless 'em!

Now we have an excuse to get chocolate with our peanuts.

Nantzie Collaborator
Nantzie
Posted

LOL! :lol:

Corkdarrr Enthusiast
Corkdarrr
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I just did my first travelling since going gluten-free.

How frustrating! My gate was directly across from a Cinnabon. YUM. Well I was starving so I went over there to buy some fruit. I'm so strong!!

Well, the fruit was like $1.50 MORE than the gigantic Cinnabon. AND it was going bad.

I ended up eating fries at McDonald's in Detroit on both trips. I hate fast food, but I had no problems either time.

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