As a food safety and nutrition expert, I can tell you that the safety of Oreos with regards to nuts can vary. Oreos themselves do not contain nuts as an ingredient. However, there are a few considerations for individuals with nut allergies:


1. Cross-contamination: This is a common concern in the food industry. If a manufacturing facility also processes nuts, there is a risk that traces of nuts could be present in products made in the same facility, even if they do not contain nuts as an ingredient.


2. Labeling: Always check the packaging for any allergen warnings. Manufacturers are required to indicate if their products have been made in a facility that also processes nuts or if there is a risk of cross-contamination.


3. Product Variations: Some versions of Oreos, such as limited edition flavors, may contain different ingredients. It's important to read the label for each specific product.


4. Manufacturing Changes: Companies can change their manufacturing processes, which could affect the risk of cross-contamination. It's a good idea to check for updates on the company's website or by contacting their customer service.


5. Individual Sensitivity: The severity of nut allergies varies from person to person. Some individuals may react to even trace amounts of nuts, while others may be able to tolerate products that have been in contact with nuts.

In conclusion, while standard Oreos do not contain nuts, individuals with nut allergies should be cautious due to potential cross-contamination and always check for allergen warnings on the packaging.

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So to summarize, based on this response from the company, we confirm that the Original and Double Stuf varieties of Oreos listed in the Safe Snack Guide are indeed still manufactured on dedicated peanut and tree nut-free lines in multiple facilities where peanuts and tree nuts may be processed.read more >>