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What causes you to have dark chocolate allergies?
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Milk or peanut: Allergy to chocolate is usually a reaction to milk or a nut/peanut ingredient. True chocolate allergy to the cacao bean is unusual but seen more common in workers who process the beans rather than consumers who eat chocolate.
Answered 9/21/2013
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