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Allergy and Food Facts Information Waterford Plaza Location Only 8 Major Food Allergies & Horizontal Work SurfaceThis page lists the best menu items to order if you suffer from any of the 8 major food allergies. We take great care in preparing your food, but we have a horizontal work surface...
Human error, including lack of standard operating procedures and poor training, is the main cause of food waste at the manufacturing level, accounting for more than 10 percent of food waste. Food that is associated with a food allergy, such as peanuts or gluten, is often wasted due to manuf...
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Red Robindidchange the ingredients of the chicken they purchase last year as part of their efforts to “clean up” the ingredients in their menu items and make them even MORE natural and allergy-friendly. The previous chickenwasmarinated, but the marinade did not contain any visible seasonings,...
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“big eight” allergens—milk, eggs, peanuts, tree nuts, shellfish, fish, wheat, and soy—cause about 90% of reactions. However, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, more than 160 foods have caused food allergy reactions,1 demonstrating that many people react to foods...