Chocolate moose and peanut/tree nut allergy

[WeLoveLilo05]

was just wondering if anyone knew if the chocolate moose was safe for those who have tree nut/peanut allergies?

 

[allyphoe]

My guess (and it's purely an educated guess) is that no nuts are intentionally used in the making of it, but that the crumbs (and possibly the antlers) are made from something with a "may contain" warning. I base that guess on my impression that bakery goods at Disney (other than Divvies and other specifically allergen-free items) are all considered unsafe for people allergic to nuts, because the bakery they're made in produces nutty products.

This'll also bump your post in case someone has a definitive answer for you.

 

[WeLoveLilo05]

Thanks ally, I was trying to determine what exactly was on that moose haha.

Im going to give it another bump

 

[P.I. Squirrel]

Here's a pic, tho I am wanting to say 'no nuts at all' I can't.

 

[WeLoveLilo05]

what r his eyes and nose made of? If it's M&Ms then not safe

 

[P.I. Squirrel]

what r his eyes and nose made of? If it's M&Ms then not safe

They were chocloate candies like M&M's.

 

[allyphoe]

They may be Smarties (Canadian M&M thing produced by Nestle), which I believe are peanut-free per http://www.peanutfreeplanet.com/Nestle_Snack_Sized_Smarties_p/smarties20.htm

 

[kimpossible]

My son has a peanut/tree nut allergy. We were told that any of their desserts containing chocolate were not peanut/tree nut safe. This included the moose and the smores.

Luckily he fell asleep and missed dessert.

 

[WeLoveLilo05]

Was this at ALL Disney restaurants or just Le Cellier?

I am trying to think if DD had any chocolate last year....I only really remember her having the Divvies and there was an allergen free brownie...

 

[WeLoveLilo05]

They may be Smarties (Canadian M&M thing produced by Nestle), which I believe are peanut-free per http://www.peanutfreeplanet.com/Nestle_Snack_Sized_Smarties_p/smarties20.htm

I know it is really interesting that Nestle Canada's candies are nut free (from what I have read so far) and here most Nestle products have nuts or traces...very odd.

 

[kimpossible]

Was this at ALL Disney restaurants or just Le Cellier?

I am trying to think if DD had any chocolate last year....I only really remember her having the Divvies and there was an allergen free brownie...

This was just at Le Cellier.

 

[mermaid&cinderella]

I know it is really interesting that Nestle Canada's candies are nut free (from what I have read so far) and here most Nestle products have nuts or traces...very odd.

Canadian are more on board than Americans with the peanut-free issue (luckily for us I was very disappointed on our last trip to Florida, not WDW, the grocery store snacks all had traces of nuts