Answers

Find hidden allergens on any package

Allergens don’t always use their common names. Whey and casein are milk. Albumin is egg. Snap the words on the package and Tasha points them out.

  1. Snap the words on the package.
  2. Tasha explains them in plain language.
  3. Your family score is 0–100 after your avoid-list is saved.

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Label example

Chocolate chip granola bar (example label)

INGREDIENTS: Whole grain oats, brown rice syrup, semisweet chocolate chips (sugar, chocolate liquor, cocoa butter, soy lecithin), whey protein concentrate, sunflower oil, natural flavor, salt. MAY CONTAIN PEANUTS AND TREE NUTS.

Avoid-list saved: Milk, Tree nuts · Family score: 22/100

Example label for illustration. Always check the package in your hand; Remake is not medical advice.

Common hidden names

Milk: casein, caseinate, whey, lactalbumin, ghee. Egg: albumin, ovalbumin, lysozyme. Wheat: semolina, spelt, durum, malt. Soy: lecithin, edamame, textured vegetable protein.

“May contain” lines

These precautionary lines are voluntary, so a missing line doesn’t guarantee safety. Tasha reads them when they’re printed and tells you which family member they affect.

Always double-check

Remake reads the label you snap, but recipes change. For severe allergies, read the package yourself and follow your allergist’s advice.

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