HadassahSukkot
Number of posts : 254 Location : Germany How long since diagnosed? : a long while now Registration date : 2007-10-11
| Subject: Sulfites Sat Feb 02, 2008 6:23 am | |
| http://www.livingwithout.com/features/feature-sulfite.htmlI highly reccommend reading this article, even though it is just an excerpt, as I know many folks who have issues with Celiac Disease also have issues with Sulfites (Me and my dad). I have a very mild aversion, and my dad's is very severe. It Lists what items include sulfites in packaging, and where to get Sulfite-free items. Beware though, if you have severe Sulfite allergies, you may have to do without your favorite dried fruits and veggies- and you may have to severely limit your exposure to these same veggies in raw or cooked form. Be careful and definitely do your homework! - Quote :
STOCKING UP
Looking for sulfite-free staples and treats? We've done some sleuthing to help you stock up on safe alternatives to your favorites. Check out these resources.
Atwater Foods, Inc. 800-836-3972 www.atwaterfoods.com Premium dried fruit products.
Crossings 800-209-6141 www.crossingsfrenchfood.com Importer of Fruits Saveurs by Favols, vacuum-sealed, partially dehydrated fruits, that are free of preservatives, sulfites and artificial ingredients.
Golden Whisk 800-660-5222 www.goldenwhisk.com Award-winning sauces and salsas, many sulfite-free. Available at Williams Sonoma and other gourmet food retailers.
New England Natural Bakers 413-665-8599 www.nenb.com Granolas, meuslis and trail mixes using fruit free of sulfites and coloring dyes. Some mixes are wheat- and dairy-free.
Living Tree Community 800-260-5534 www.livingtreecommunity.com Organic and sulfur-free foods, including raw nut butters, nuts and tahini. Definitely check the link as its list is comprehensive on what items in your pantry will need checking. | |
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