Documenting the Use of Soy in Restaurants
M. Bonafede reports We’ve had reasonable success finding items our soy-allergic daughter can eat at Panera. (her allergy didn’t get severe until teen years, so we’re...
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K. Grady writes: I live in eastern NC and have become allergic to soy. At this time Burger King burgers have no soy. I order mine...
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M. Woodhull writes: I discovered over the weekend that Texas Roadhouse cooks with soybean oil. Also, if you order vinegar and oil so you can do...
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This was a pleasant surprise. We figured there was no way the kids could have the Mint Chocolate Swirl Shake at Arby’s, minus the Andes mints. For...
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We are familiar with a number of these locations, (my comments in green.) From: Sarah Subject: A Fellow Soy-Free Akronite. Hi there! I chanced upon your...
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Alexa submitted this information on Bojangles’ Famous Chicken ‘n Biscuits: I’m allergic to soy and nightshade vegetables. My family loves road trips which leaves me hanging most of...
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Unfortunately the Mr. Hero website has absolutely zero ingredient and allergen information on their website. We were able to stop into a location, and from a cursory...
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We took our son to Carrabba’s for his birthday, as it’s one of the only Italian restaurants that our kids can eat some of the food....
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I haven’t gotten around to creating entries for all of the pizza franchises we’ve checked (in northeast Ohio), but here’s the running list: Soy in crust...
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We had pretty much given up on all pizza franchises, as every one that we ever checked always had soy in the crust (“dough conditioning”, I...
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