Help,not asd, NUT FREE products

[smallworld]

Does anyone know where I can get a nut-free chocolate spread ?

I'm beginning to wonder if such a thing is made !

Thanks,

 

wac

[call me jaded]

Make your own!

 

http://www.greenandblacks.com/recipe_detail.php?item=14

[smallworld]

I had thought of that, was looking at the list of ingredients on Cadbury's, I might have to start experimenting

I was really surprised that the major supermarkets don't stock one, it must be a popular request from nut allergic kids ?

 

thanks for the recipe, I'd have eaten the Green & Black choc before I got to the stage where it's added !

 

wac

[call me jaded]

I've seen a recipe where you start with cocoa powder. I'll have a look tomorrow.

[baddad]

I had thought of that, was looking at the list of ingredients on Cadbury's, I might have to start experimenting

I was really surprised that the major supermarkets don't stock one, it must be a popular request from nut allergic kids ?

 

thanks for the recipe, I'd have eaten the Green & Black choc before I got to the stage where it's added !

 

wac

Couldn't you just put the whole slab between two slices of white?

[smallworld]

Tut, tut,

It's the wrong shape for milk roll

A wagon wheel however would be exactly right !, do they still make them ? if so, they're probably much smaller these days, like most things...

He'll have to make do with jam tomorrow,

 

wac, the ginga

Edited November 17, 2005 by waccoe

[Malika]

HI Waccoe ,

 

I think Sainsbury use to make one call Belgium spread not too sure it was along time ago when my daughter was so restricted with her allergies.

 

I used to make my own with cocoa powder and soya or vegetable spread sometimes I would add a little bit of soya cream with it.

She use to love it but of course couldn't have anything else.

 

Good luck with it.

 

Malika.