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Will cooking reduce the chances of an allergic reaction?
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Sometimes: The allergic nature of some foods is altered with cooking the food. Examples include eggs, and raw fruits/veggies. When you cook egg, the allergen changes its shape and is often tolerated by patients who are unable to eat foods with raw egg whites included.
Answered 10/3/2016
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