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AAA FoodAllergenCards A4 MOLLUSC
AAA FoodAllergenCards A4 MOLLUSC
AAA FoodAllergenCards A4 MOLLUSC
Any food containing molluscs must Products and foods which may
be avoided including*: contain molluscs include:
Common mollusc species Asian soups and dishes
Abalone Bouillabaisse
Calamari Fish sauce
Clams Flavouring (natural/artificial)
Cockles Marinara sauce
Cuttlefish Pescatore sauce
Jellyfish Sauces
Limpets Seafood flavouring (e.g. clam)
Mussels Surumi
Octopus Sushi
Oysters
Periwinkles Please note: It is possible for an allergic
Pipi reaction to occur when molluscs are being
Scallops cooked as mollusc proteins are released into
Sea Cucumbers the air.
Sea snails
Sea Urchins Food served in seafood or other restaurants
Snails may be cross contaminated with molluscs
Squid during storage, preparation and cooking.
Whelks
Check when purchasing food that may be
cooked in oil e.g. chips, that the oil has not
Foods which contain molluscs
been contaminated by cooking molluscs.
Cuttlefish ink
Oyster sauce It is also important to note that individuals with
Squid ink iodine contrast (for medical imaging) allergy are
Fish stock not considered to be at higher risk of seafood
allergy, and individuals with seafood allergy are
not considered to be at higher risk of having
allergic reactions to iodine contrast.
• ALWAYS have your ASCIA Action Plan for Allergens found in other products:
Anaphylaxis and your adrenaline injector
•C
heck cosmetics, lotions, shampoos, soaps,
with you. No Adrenaline = No Eat!
moisturisers and products used on the skin
for food allergens.
•C
heck medications (prescribed and over the
counter), supplements, herbal medicines and
alternate therapies for food allergens.
•C
heck pet food for food allergens (e.g. bird
seed for peanut and tree nuts, cat food
for fish).