I purchased Bakers, White Chocolate Chunks last night at the Grocery store. I read the ingredients and warnings it did not state that it was manufctured in a plant that also processes peanuts. I phoned the company and she said the same. My twins are 3 1/2 and I would like to make them chocolate chip cookies using this chocolate. Has anyone used these before? Are they safe. Also anyone have a recipe for chocolate chip cookies with no peanut and no eggs!
Thanks
Deb
Bakers White Chocolate Chunks?
Posted on: Mon, 12/23/2002 - 7:34am
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Hello Deb! I have a PA son, and he loves chocolate chip cookies, and Bakers is the only brand I use, and he has never had a reaction. I know this post is probably a little late, but I thought I would share!
Take care!
Kraft Kitchens Canada emailed me last summer that baker's chocolate was manufactured in a peanut-free facility.
I use Baker's too, but unless they changed (which is entirely possible) it was made on a shared line. However they run a peanut-free product on the line for at least 48 hours before doing the chips (and major cleaning too).
My information dates from at least 2 years though, so I'll trust Erik's to be newer. Yeah!! :-)