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    Quote Originally Posted by NbyNW View Post
    Interesting. Could it be the food coloring that's present in some cheese? I seem to remember that they orangey color is from a vegetable dye, but could you be reacting to that?

    Or if it's one problem cheese, maybe there is something specific about where it is made, what the cows are eating, etc.
    It's a white cheddar, so no food coloring--it's pretty much milk, vegetable rennet and salt (and mold).
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    Oh, please don't give my body any ideas. Mold allergies run in my family and I'm from WI...it's bad enough that I'm lactose intolerant as of the last 5 years or so. I can do cultured dairy (like cheese and yogurt), but any significant quantity of milk gets me. Ice cream and milkshakes sometimes make me sick. And that makes me cry.
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    Allergies and sensitivities can be so weird (and annoying).

    Do all white cheddars cause this or just the one you like best?
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    I really hate to be the one to suggest this, but I think you probably have a dairy allergy that is getting amplified by someting about this particular cheese. Or perhaps it is processed by the same equipment used to make something you are allergic to and is cross contaminating the cheese.
    Food allergies are not related to seasonal allergies except that people with one are more likely to have both. I have over 20 food allergies AND 20+ "airborne" allergies. Unfortunately the only treatment for food allergies is avoidance.
    Good luck. Hope you are can find a cheese you enjoy and tolerate.
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    Well there's oral allergy syndrome:

    http://allergies.about.com/od/foodallergies/a/oas.htm

    Though I've never heard of a problem with cheese or nuts. But I agree, allergies and sensitivities are weird.

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    Is the outside waxed? Maybe something there.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ny biker View Post
    Well there's oral allergy syndrome:

    http://allergies.about.com/od/foodallergies/a/oas.htm

    Though I've never heard of a problem with cheese or nuts. But I agree, allergies and sensitivities are weird.
    I've found almonds on the list for birch allergies. The cheese is weird.

    Jusdooit, I doubt that it is a dairy allergy, because milk, yogurt, all cheese I've ever come across but this one, ice cream, etc are fine.

    Malkin, I'm not sure whether or not all white cheddars cause this. It's never been an issue until this one. Hm. I may need to find some American white cheddars and a few additional English/Welsh ones (as the culprit is) and test to see if it's the cheese or the mold/whatever they feed the cows.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Owlie View Post
    I may need to find some American white cheddars and a few additional English/Welsh ones (as the culprit is) and test to see if it's the cheese or the mold/whatever they feed the cows.
    That is a scientific experiemental test that I want to be invited to, eh??

    I wonder if it's white cheese from this same manufacturer??

    I love cheese, White Cheddar in particular, so I'm very sorry to hear your having allergy issues

    Awhile back there was someone here with a Soy allergy and everytime they went to *$'s the hand they held the cup in became red and itchy like the outside of the cup was contaimanated by the barista.

    Allergies are soooo weird!!!

    Hope you find out and if you need help testing just let me know!!

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