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I have food allergies. am new to drinking coffee. if i have a nut allergy, should i avoid toasted almond flavored (black) coffee?
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Complex: It all depends on which nuts you are allergic to since one does not usually become allergic to all nuts. If you are allergic to almond, you will need to find out whether the almond flavor is synthetic or from the actual nut.
Answered 8/30/2016
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