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Bread

Ok. For those of you who don't have food allergies, this may seem like a strange post. When we went out to eat tonight, I inquired about the food. Because Katie has a severe Peanut Allergy, I ask about ingredients, how they cook stuff, etc. I told them what she wanted to order and asked if there was any Peanut Oil or cross contamination issues that we should worry about. There was a question about the rolls. She said that the rolls come in a big box and they don't keep the box-they just throw it out.

Now, my feelings. In this day and age, when food allergies are in the news, why don't they hang on to the labels at least for customers that have questions about the ingredients?

Our family's motto is "If you can't read it, we don't eat it". In case you are wondering, we opted to not even bring the rolls to the table.