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Is almond butter safer than peanut butter while pregnant?
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Both Safe: Peanuts are a little more allergenic than almonds, and the fat in almonds is a little healthier than that in peanuts. But both good. Eat what you prefer.
Answered 9/12/2013
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Perhaps: It's certainly a good idea for nursing moms to stay away from peanut butter according to some allergists. Peanut allergy is severe and potentially life threatening...
Answered 9/13/2013
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