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Can you have peanut oil despite having a severe peanut allergy?

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Dr. Lee Perry answered

Usually : Peanut allergy is a sensitivity to the protein found in peanuts--not necessarily the oil. Most fast food restaurants used peanut oil that has none of the allergic proteins. There are some peanut oils (cold pressed or poorly refined) that should be avoided.

Answered 11/19/2012

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