Phenols/ K-DE (dairy equipment) designation on the package Almond Breeze?

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For parents having problems with Almond Breeze, the problem may be

the almonds. They are phenolic, and chocolate almond breeze, of

course, has even more phenols. Also, my child is mildly reactive to

almonds, so he can only safely eat them on a rotation basis. It

isn't unusual for an ASD child to have a problem with tree nuts.

Other than that, he can drink, and likes, almond breeze about

2xweek. It's a nice alternative to potato & soy milks.

> This type of marking is on quite a few items. To be devoutly

Kosher

> the person has to know that any product was not made on the same

> equipment as a dairy line, so that if they used this product, it

> should not be drunk with meat products. Unfortunately, there are

> quite a few products like that have a " D " or " DE " symbol on them.

> But this means that they might have possible cross-contamination

> issues like *many* of the products that we buy on this diet. But

it

> doesn't mean that the product has dairy in it.