Tree Nut & Nut Allergies

Tree Nut Allergy Card

Create a bilingual tree nut allergy card covering almonds, cashews, walnuts, pistachios, and all tree nuts. Available in 14 languages.

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Tree Nut Allergies: A Traveler's Challenge

Tree nut allergy covers a broad category of nuts — almonds, cashews, walnuts, pistachios, Brazil nuts, hazelnuts, pecans, pine nuts, and more. The challenge for travelers is that different nuts are prominent in different cuisines, and translation can be tricky when you need to communicate about multiple specific nuts.

Middle Eastern cuisines use pistachios and walnuts extensively. French and Italian pastries feature almonds, hazelnuts, and pine nuts. Southeast Asian cuisine uses cashews. Indian cooking uses almonds and cashews in sauces. A tree nut allergy card that lists all relevant nuts in the local language is essential.

How Our Tree Nut Card Helps

Lists individual nuts

Our cards name each specific nut in the target language, not just "tree nuts."

Covers nut oils and flours

Almond flour, hazelnut spread, and walnut oil are all mentioned.

Works for mixed nut allergies

Combine tree nuts with peanuts if needed for combined allergy cards.

Chef-friendly format

Kitchen staff can scan the list quickly and check each ingredient.

How to Create Your Tree Nut Allergy Card

1

Select "Tree Nuts"

This covers all tree nuts. Optionally add peanuts for combined allergies.

2

Add custom nuts if needed

Add specific nuts like almonds or cashews for extra clarity.

3

Choose destination language

Select the language of your destination.

4

Download and save

Keep the card on your phone lock screen for quick access.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does tree nut include peanuts?
No. Peanuts are legumes, not tree nuts. If you have both allergies, select both "Tree Nuts" and "Peanuts" when creating your card.
Which cuisine is most dangerous for tree nut allergies?
Middle Eastern cuisine (baklava, hummus, tahini), French pastries (macarons, frangipane), and Indian cuisine (curry sauces with cashews/almonds) are among the highest-risk cuisines for tree nut allergy sufferers.
Does the card cover coconut?
Coconut is technically a tree nut under FDA regulations, though many people with tree nut allergies can tolerate coconut. Add coconut specifically if you also have a coconut allergy.

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