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I am bringing fruit to a luncheon where one of the ladies is allergic to vitamin c. is there a fruit i can bring that doesn't have vitamin c?
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Not to worry: The individual in question knows what she can and can not eat. Although I do not subscribe to the idea that the allergy is vitamin c, undoubtedly the individual has certain foods that trigger a reaction. You will cause her no harm for the foods to be touching, she can choose waht to eat and what not to eat.
Answered 5/4/2014
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