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PEANUT FREE/TREE NUT FREE SNACK LIST Thank You for Your PEANUT FREE/TREE NUT FREE SNACK LIST -Avoid snacks that contain peanuts, peanut flour, peanut oil, or peanut butter or other nuts. This includes snacks with almonds, coconuts, filberts, Brazil nuts, cashews, hazelnuts, macadamia nut, pecans, pine nuts, pistachios, and walnuts. -Read labels carefully to make sure the products are nut free. This includes labels that read “May contain traces of peanuts/nuts” or “processed in a facility that processes products that contain peanuts/nuts.” Food labels and ingredients change over time, so always read the label each time before purchasing snacks. -Include the packaging of your treat when you send it to the classroom, so that the label may be rechecked if there are any questions. Thank you for your consideration and support in keeping the food-allergic child safe from having a life threatening allergic reaction at school. HEALTHY SNACKS Fruits/Vegetables Cereals Any fresh fruit Cheerios (NOT Honey Nut or Frosted) Applesauce cups Chex (Rice, Corn, Wheat) Raisin, Craisins, and other dried fruits Cinnamon Toast Crunch Fruit cups (NOT DEL MONTE) Corn Flakes Fresh vegetables Crispix Vegetable Dips Frosted Mini-Wheats Kashi (Go Lean Crunch, Good Friends, Cheese/Dairy Cinnamon Raisin, Heart to Heart) cereals Yogurt in individual cups or tubes Kix Pudding in individual cups, cans or tubes Life (NOT Vanilla Yogurt Crunch) String cheese or other cheeses Wheaties Drinkable yogurt or smoothies Cottage cheese Other Snack Items Small bagels (Lenders or Thomas brand) Crackers with cream cheese (no nut type) Triscuits, Wheat Thins, Vegetable Thins Popcorn Ritz crackers/dinosaurs/sticks (Not Ritz Pretzels Bits or sandwiches) Nutrigrain cereal bars/yogurt bars Town House, Club, Toasteds Special K Bars (NOT Honey Nut) Cheez-Its, Cheese Nips, Better Cheddars Special K Snack Bites Saltines, Oyster crackers Fig Newtons (all flavors) Wheatbles, Air Crisps, Munch’ems, Rice Cakes (Not Quaker brand, not nut free) Keebler Snack Stix Cheez-It Party Mix/ Munchie Party Mixes Brenton brand crackers Kellogg’s brand Rice Krispie Treats (original) Goldfish crackers Sun Chips Graham crackers, Graham cracker sticks Yogos/Yogo Rolls Teddy Grahams Animal Crackers (Austin, Zoo, Barnum) READ EVERY LABEL EVERY TIME! FOOD LABELS AND INGREDIENTS MAY CHANGE LISTA DE ALIMENTOS/PRODUCTOS QUE NO CONTIENEN CACAHUETE/MANÍ NI NUECES PROVENIENTES DE ÁRBOLES -Evite las meriendas que contienen maní/cacahuete, harina o aceite de maní, mantequilla de maní u otras nueces. Esto incluye productos que contengan almendras, coco, avellanas/filberts y hazelnuts , nueces de Brasil, anacardo o semilla de cajuil o marañón/cashews , nueces de macadamia, nuez de pacana/ pecans , nuez de piñón/ pine nuts , pistachos, y nuez de nogal/ walnuts . -Lea cuidadosamente las etiquetas para asegurarse que los productos no contengan nueces. Debe evitar cualquier producto con un enunciado que diga “May contain traces of peanuts/nuts ” (Pudiera contener trazas de maní o nueces de árboles o que lea “ processed in a facility that processes products that contain peanuts/nuts ” (producido en una fábrica de alimentos que procesa maní o nueces de árboles. Las etiquetas y los ingredientes de los alimentos pueden variar con el tiempo, por eso siempre debe leer la etiqueta cada vez que vaya a hacer una compra. -Cuando mande una merienda a la escuela, envíela en su empaque original, así podremos verificar la información provista en la etiqueta en caso de haber alguna pregunta o duda. Gracias por su consideración y apoyo para evitar la ocurrencia de reacciones alérgicas que podrían poner e n peligro la la vida de los alumnos con alergias a ciertos alimentos y por ayudarnos a mantener la seguridad y la salud de los estudiantes en la escuela. MERIENDAS SALUDABLES Cereales Cheerios (NO el de Honey Nut o el ‘Frosted ’’) Frutas/Vegetales Cereal Chex de arroz, maíz y trigo (Rice, Corn, Cualquier fruta fresca Wheat ) Puré de manzana (en taza/envase individual) Cinnamon Toast Crunch Pasas de uvas y arándanos (Craisins ), y otras Cereal Corn Flakes frutas secas Crispix Frutas envasadas (NO MARCA DEL MONTE ) CereaL Frosted Mini-Wheats Vegetales frescos Cereales Kashi (Go Lean Crunch , Good Friends , Salsas ( Dips ) para vegetales Cinnamon Raisin , Heart to Heart ) Kix Quesos/Productos Lácteos Cereal marca Life (No el de Vanilla Yogurt Crunch ) Yogur (envase individual o bolsa en forma de tubo) Wheaties envase individual, enlatado o bolsa en forma Pudín ( de tubo) Otros tipos de meriendas Queso en tira/cordón (String cheese ) u otros Rosca/bollo pequeño- bagel (marca Lenders o quesos Thomas ) con queso crema (no del tipo con Bebidas de yogur o batidas ‘smoothies ’ nueces) Requesón ( Cottage cheese ) Palomitas de maíz (Popcorn ) Galletas Pretzels Galletas Triscuits , Wheat Thins , Vegetable Barras de cereal/yogur Nutrigrain Thins Ritz - forma de dinosaurio/palitos (No Barras Special K (NO la de Honey Nut ) las Ritz Bits o sándwiches) Bocaditos Special K Snack Bites Galletas Town House , Club , Toasteds Fig Newtons (todos los sabores) Cheez-Its , Cheese Nips , galletas de soda Tortas de arroz/ Rice Cakes (No marca Quaker , pueden Better Cheddars Saltines , galletas Oyster contener nueces) Wheatbles , Air Crisps , Munch’ems , Keebler Cheez-It Party Mix / Munchie Party Mixes Snack Stix (palitos) Cereales marca Kellogg’s y Rice KrispieTreats (original) Galletas de marca Brenton Sun Chips Goldfish (galletas con forma de pescaditos) Rollos Yogos /Yogo Galletas Graham , palitos Graham Teddy Grahams ( forma de osito ) Galletas con forma de animales Animal Crackers ( Austin, Zoo, Barnum ) LAS ETIQUETAS Y LOS INGREDIENTES DE LOS ¡SIEMPRE LEA TODAS LAS ETIQUETAS! 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