Nut and peanut free foods

Not all these brands may make a specific on-pack nut-free and / or peanut-free claim, but avoid them in their products and operate no-nuts factories, lines or sites. Always double-check in case of any change in policy, and note that some peanut-free tree-nut products are included below.

See also our ‘14 allergens free‘ list of brands, which will be safe.

Al Chipino
Tortilla chips.

Amy’s Kitchen
Say they use “no peanuts or peanut-based products as ingredients in our food”.

Barney Butter
Peanut free tree-nut butters. NB. These are tree nut butters so not tree-nut free! Difficult to find in the UK, but widely available in the US, including on Amazon.

Bells Food Group
Two nut-free sites, producing savoury pies, and cakes / pastries.

Berkleys Nut Free Chocolate
Chocolate! For adults, kids, seasonal, and wedding favours.

Beyond Dark
Chocolate drops. Say they are nut free (as well as wheat / gluten / dairy free).

BOL Foods
Ready-made dinner bowls, lunch pots and salad jars, made on a nut-free manufacturing site.

Cauldron Foods
Vegetarian / tofu food products. “All our products are made on nut free sites”.

Celtic Chocolate
Their nut policy statement would suggest they are suitable for a nut-free diet.

The Collective
Dairy yoghurts. They say: “Gourmet live yoghurts, Straight Up unsweetened yoghurt, Kefir cultured yoghurt tubs, Super Yoghurts, kids Suckies pouches and Brekkie pots are produced in nut free dairies.” (As of December 2020.) See the FAQ on their website.

D&D Chocolates
Chocolate and carob confectionary. “All our products are nut free”.

Daelmans
Stroopwafels, available from Tesco / Sainsbury’s. Confirmed safe here.

Get Buzzing
Snack bars and flapjacks.

Good Grain Bakery
A brown loaf and a seeded loaf, which is both gluten free and vegan.

Hawkshead Relish
Chutneys, relishes, jams.

Highland Speciality
Shortbread biscuits. Safe, according to Tom’s Secret Agents.

Inka Snacks
South American-inspired snacks. GF as well as nut free.

Isabel’s FreeFrom
Baking mixes, sauces, gravy granules — all made in a nut-free environment.

Just Crisps
Crisps, bean / pea snacks.

Just Love Food Co
Nut-free cakes, including some Sainsbury’s brand.

Kettle Chips
Nut-free products and nuts not handled in the factory.

Kinnerton
Chocolate. See their Nut Safety Promise.

Koko Dairy Free
Coconut milk and spread. Also yoghurts but these carry a ‘made in factory where nuts handled’ warning.

Landgarten
Snacks and treats. Free from peanuts only (not tree nuts).

Lily Tree Bakery
Newcastle-based local baker specialising in free from cakes — all nut free as well as vegan / GF etc.

Lindt Chocolate
Say they have operated peanut-free sites since 2016. Peanut safe only (not tree nut safe).

Manomasa
Gluten-free tortilla chips, various flavours, made in a nut-free factory.

Marks & Spencer
Their nut/peanut free list — scroll down to ‘Should I be eating this?’

Mrs O’s Fuss Free Mixes
Egg free and dairy free mixes made in a nut-free environment.

Nestle
List of foods suitable for a nut-avoidance diet.

Nut Free Chocolate People
“Delicious chocolate without nuts or nuts traces”

Nutural World
Peanut free tree-nut butters. NB. These are tree nut butters which are free from peanut only! See also this article from our vaults. Available from Amazon UK too.

OTE Sports
Sports snack bars, stated nut-free (also gluten-free) — note that some of their protein / energy bars are NOT allergy safe.

Piglets Pantry
Pies, sausage rolls, afternoon teas, traybakes and celebration cakes, including vegan / veggie options. Operate a nut-free kitchen.

Plamil
Chocolate, carob, egg free mayo, plant milks. No nuts on site.

Polly’s Pantry
Homemade biscuits. GF / DF as well as nut free.

Punjaban
Curries, chutnies, naans and more.

Rakusen’s
Crackers, biscuits and more — vegan and Kosher, a couple of GF products too.

Rizopia
Natural and organic rice pastas. ” … produced in nut free premises”.

Rococo Chocolates
ONLY their Grenada Chocolate Company bar range is nut free (and GF / DF). See their ‘guarantee’ here.

Sainsbury’s
Product guidance for people avoiding nuts and peanuts, with a combined list for egg too.

Scarlett and Mustard
Dressings, condiments, curds, sauces, marinades and oils.

Sugar and Crumbs
Flavoured icing sugars and cocoa powders, made in a nut free factory. Also GF / DF.

Tiptree
Preserves, spreads, relishes, pickles, alcoholic drinks, honeys, puddings …

United Biscuits
Biscuits, cakes, crackers. Regularly updated list of foods suitable for a ‘nut avoidance diet’.

Waitrose
Own-label products suitable for those avoiding nuts and peanuts.

Weetabix
Nut and peanut list — for Weetabix, Alpen, Ready Brek, Oatibix.

Zeina Foods
Tree nut snacks and tree nut butters. Free from peanut, only.

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