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re: brooklynkoshereater
When people ask about places which are nut-free for allergy purposes, it's not the same as leaving nuts out of a recipe, and it's not because they don't like nuts. People who are extremely careful about eating nut-free for allergy purposes will generally not eat anything from a facility that uses nuts at all, ever. Therefore, you can't just "put in a specialized request at a bakery;" the bakery has to be nut-free all the time. It is becoming more popular than when the OP posted the original post back in 2006, but it's still far more commonly heard of in the non-kosher world than the kosher one. There are many, many nut-free bakeries in the non-kosher sector.
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Thanks for the ideas, however because of kashrus reasons we are only allowed to bring bakery items with proper certification (the party will be in school on school time). I called Bageltown in W. Hempstead - I have to check with my school if they accept their certification. If yes, I will go there.
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