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Can consuming too much coffee and chocolate cause allergy?
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Unlikely: Allergy to coffee is unusual and usually related to coffee bean processing. Drink up! chocolate allergy is usually related to milk or another ingredient such as peanuts or nuts. True chocolate allergy is unusual. The amount of coffee drank or chocolate eaten will not impact whether you will develop allergy, so enjoy.
Answered 2/15/2013
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