Butternut in Dutch: ‘boternoten’ on the label

Butternut in Dutch

On a Dutch label butternut reads boternoten.

What is butternut?

Butternut is a tree nut. Nuts are one of the fourteen allergens that makers in the EU must print in bold in the ingredient list, with the kind named. A Dutch label that only says ‘noten’ (nuts) does not say which; whoever avoids butternut leaves such a product too. The filter counts that already.

Part of Tree nuts: everything about the label, traces and shopping is there.

How to avoid butternut

• Read the ingredient list: in the EU the fourteen legal allergens are printed in bold, also on a Dutch pack.
• If even a little matters, turn on ‘may contain traces’ in the finder: those products then drop out too.
• Recipes change: check the label of products you already know, too.

Products without butternut

• AH Roze koeken mini Albert Heijn
• AH Knakworst Albert Heijn
• Hak Gesneden bonen Dirk
• Melkan Halfvolle kwark stracciatella Dirk
• Oud geraspt Hoogvliet
• Mini crackers naturel Hoogvliet
• Müller Müllermilk Banana Flavour 400 g Jumbo
• Jumbo Kaas Jong Belegen 48+ Stuk 535 g Jumbo

All 24,653 products without butternut

1 products contain butternut according to the shops. Always read the pack.

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