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Allergen · milk
Does Dark Chocolate Covered Oranges contain milk?
Yes
Milk is declared as an ingredient.
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What this means for you
Milk allergyAny dairy protein or shared-line warning is unsafe.
Lactose intoleranceWhey and casein are usually fine; lactose is the problem.
Preference onlyNo dairy ingredient in the recipe.
Allergen · milk
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About this product
- Brand Leonidas Belgian Chocolates
- Category Chocolate Candy
- Origin Belgium
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