Agreed, check whether the good restaurant can tolerate you bringing in food for you, or can do something to accomodate.
Maybe test tomatoes by just eating a cherry tomato or two by themselves? That would tend to nail them down fairly solidly....
Good luck. Food allergies are no fun. And watch the nuts! That one might be worth a doctor's visit, if you haven't done. Peanut allergy can be nasty if it gets to an extreme (yours doesn't sound like it's there, but getting worse is not-good).
Then again, I get itchy mouth from some tree nuts, and have been told it's not at all dangerous in my case, because I test as non-allergic. I have my doctor's okay to eat whole filberts if I want to! (They make my mouth turn red and itch and burn. WHY would I want to?? But it's not, apparently, dangerous to me physically, just aggravating.)
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Date: 2007-02-27 06:44 am (UTC)Maybe test tomatoes by just eating a cherry tomato or two by themselves? That would tend to nail them down fairly solidly....
Good luck. Food allergies are no fun. And watch the nuts! That one might be worth a doctor's visit, if you haven't done. Peanut allergy can be nasty if it gets to an extreme (yours doesn't sound like it's there, but getting worse is not-good).
Then again, I get itchy mouth from some tree nuts, and have been told it's not at all dangerous in my case, because I test as non-allergic. I have my doctor's okay to eat whole filberts if I want to! (They make my mouth turn red and itch and burn. WHY would I want to?? But it's not, apparently, dangerous to me physically, just aggravating.)