Filed in archive Food Allergies , Online Shops by ruth on November 29, 2007

Here's another online shop you can get allergy-free treats: the Indigo Rabbit cookie shop!

They have a stringent allergy control program, so you can have cookies you can enjoy despite your food allergies. Among their selection are:

Wheat-Free (Gluten-Free) Cookies: Cinnamon Almond and Peanut Butter
Dairy-Free Cookies: Chocolate Pillow, Cinnamon Almond, Ginger Bites, Lemon Chewies, Peanut Butter
Egg-Free Cookies: Fruit Layer Bars and Lemon Chewies
Peanut-Free Cookies: Chocolate Pillow, Cinnamon Almond, Fruit Layer Bars , Ginger Bites, Lemon Chewies
Soy-Free Cookies: Chocolate Pillow, Cinnamon Almond, Fruit Layer Bars , Ginger Bites, Lemon Chewies, Peanut Butter
Tree Nut-Free Cookies: Chocolate Pillow, Cinnamon Almond, Lemon Chewies, Peanut Butter

Obviously, if you have multiple food allergies, for example to wheat, peanuts and tree-nuts, that's tough.

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Allergy-Free Baking Mixes from Cherrybrook Kitchen - 23 November 2007
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Nana's Cookies: Dairy-Free, Egg-Free - 29 March 2008

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Vote for Indigo Rabbit Allergy-Free Cookies:

Currently 7.25/10
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Rating: 7.25 out of 4 vote(s) cast.

Response from: Gale Willy (03/23/09 3:40am)

I don't feel that Indigo Rabbit is a good company for those with life threatening food allergies. I personally do not trust most places that use shared lines and the fact that they put right on the packages that they are nut free (or whatever allergen free) yet they use shared lines makes me completely not trust them. If a relative was shopping for my kids, they would see that 'nut free' logo and automatically assume it's safe when according to our comfort zone, it is NOT.