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#1302947 - 10/14/11 07:50 AM

Do you know a good chocolate recipe for kids?

sergioe
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Registered: 10/14/11
Posts: 1
Loc: New York, US

I need a good homemade chocolate recipe for a toddler. I can't buy from the store because he has a peanut allergy. Can you help?

Recipes for other homemade sweets that a toddler can eat are also welcome!

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#1303010 - 10/14/11 03:19 PM Re: Do you know a good chocolate recipe for kids? [Re: sergioe]
angelaboveme angelaboveme Senior Member Registered: 03/24/03 Posts: 1210 Loc: NY	Chocolate what? There are peanut/nut free options available in stores, or are there other allergies to contend with? Tops and Wegman's carries Enjoy Life products, occasionally you can find the cookies at Wal-Mart as well. _________________________
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#1303136 - 10/15/11 04:00 PM Re: Do you know a good chocolate recipe for kids? [Re: angelaboveme]
Where's the love Where's the love Senior Member Registered: 10/16/04 Posts: 5840 Loc: Tahiti - I can dream...	i use cake mix and follow cookie recipe; choc frost/white frosting for 1/2 moon cookies; kisses and hugs...or just decorate for season. easy to do. fun to decorate. _________________________ Nope...more like borrowing the bull, but not having to put up with the "manure"
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#1303224 - 10/16/11 12:10 PM Re: Do you know a good chocolate recipe for kids? [Re: Where's the love]
Della Della Gold Member Registered: 12/22/04 Posts: 16234 Loc: Seneca Falls	I guess I am lost...what good chocolate recipe is the OP looking for? _________________________ What a shame to have to beg you to see we're not all the same
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#1303366 - 10/17/11 05:50 AM Re: Do you know a good chocolate recipe for kids? [Re: Della]
HeavenlyPlaces HeavenlyPlaces Diamond Member Registered: 02/26/02 Posts: 21882 Loc: Someplace Else	Many, if not most companies that produce chocolate products are made in facilities that also process peanuts and that CAN (not necessarily but CAN) trigger some allergy responses in sensitive kids. I'm not sure that I think that a toddler has a need for chocolate or other empty sugary calories but a good google search should turn up some resources and/or recipes. The thing is, most recipes use some form of prepared chocolate that itself may have been made in a facility that also processes nuts. _________________________ "I went shopping for feminine protection. I decided on a .380 automatic." - Karen Riply
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#1303380 - 10/17/11 08:23 AM Re: Do you know a good chocolate recipe for kids? [Re: HeavenlyPlaces]
Festus Festus Senior Member Registered: 08/31/10 Posts: 1060 Loc: On yer nerves.	http://www.peanutfreeplanet.com/Peanut_Free_Chocolate_s/175.htm http://www.simplynutfreechocolates.com/ http://www.chocoley.com/Peanut-Free-Chocolate.htm http://www.vermontnutfree.com/ _________________________ I was brought into this world without my consent, and will leave in the same manner.
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#1303430 - 10/17/11 02:41 PM Re: Do you know a good chocolate recipe for kids? [Re: Festus]
angelaboveme angelaboveme Senior Member Registered: 03/24/03 Posts: 1210 Loc: NY	Chocolate chips- Hershey's or Enjoy Life usually available at grocery stores. Baker's Chocolate (in box) can chop up the white as safe store bought white chips are impossible to find. Vermont Nut Free has them, as well as Skippers (m&m look alike). Can use the squares of baking chocolate for killer brownies as well. Betty Crocker cake mixes/frostings. Pepperidge Farms frozen cakes are Peanut/nut free. As always check the labels every time as manufacturing plants and processes are constantly changing. There are also cupcakes available, pre-packaged, that are manufactured in a peanut/nut free facility (it will specifically state that on the label. Some of Wal-Mart's little mini cupcakes state this on the ingredients label, you just have to be careful checking labels. _________________________
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