Meat brought from butchers does it contain nut or nut substances?

Answer 1

Squirrel meat might contain nuts so i would avoid that too

Answer 2

Probably not, but ask them. These days people in food prep are normally used to being asked about that sort of thing with all the food allergies out there. Your butcher should know if the meat or the equipment have been exposed to nuts.

Answer 3

Well now that depends on what part of the animal you have bought from the butcher. Is it round? Then it might be a nut. Sausages & hot dogs may contain traces of nuts.

Answer 4

Some stuff might, like their sausages and burgers etc. As generally they add a flavouring that may not be nut free. I should check with the butchers shop.

Answer 5

Ask the butcher to be sure. He may have eaten nuts before he cut your meat.

Answer 6

Meat should contain nothing but meat unless it's labeled. A lot of hams contain water and salt. "Mystery meat" in school lunches contains 30 percent soybean. I haven't heard of any meat containing nuts. Oh- sausage and hot dogs contain EVERYTHING found in an animal.

Answer 7

some can and some cant id ask the butcher u get ur meet from wich meat contains nuts and wich meat dosent. they should have warnings leting u no what it contains.

Answer 8

It shouldn't! Although, you'll want to check if your butcher makes roulades or stuffed pork or chicken behind counter... If they do and don't bleach the cutting boards or use seperate ones, there could be a problem for severe allergies... Just ask your butcher if they do...

Answer 9

meat shouldn't contain any nut or nut substance. unless you buy preserved meat then I don't know.

Answer 10

No it should not, why would you think it would? If there is a reason the think it might, I would call the butcher to double check