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Tell FoodieFilter what you avoid, then browse products. Anything whose allergen tags or ingredient list mention your allergens is hidden. Products with missing allergen data are never shown as safe.

Always check the physical label. Recipes, ingredients and “may contain” warnings change without notice, and the data here may be incomplete or out of date. This site is a helper, not a substitute for reading the pack. If in doubt, don’t eat it, and ask the manufacturer or your doctor.

My allergens

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Browse products that avoid everything on your list. Tap any product to see its ingredients.

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My story

Why I built FoodieFilter

We always headed straight for the “free from” aisle, because it was the one safe place to start. But it’s a tiny part of the shop.

Adam, founder

Hello, I’m Adam. Food allergies have shaped my family’s life for years. Every shop has meant picking things up, reading labels, double-checking and worrying, and I’ve seen first-hand how stressful, and sometimes frightening, it can be when allergens are involved.

All around the free-from section are hundreds of ordinary products, and plenty of them don’t contain what we need to avoid. The trouble was finding them, because it meant picking up item after item and reading every label.

So I built FoodieFilter. Tell it what you avoid and it hides everything that contains it, checking the allergen tags and the full ingredient list, so you don’t have to surf through every product. Anything with missing information is never shown as safe, and products I’ve checked against the real pack get a Verified sticker with the date.

It’s a starting point, not a guarantee: always read the label on the pack. Read more about FoodieFilter →

Ingredients

Check the physical label. Ingredients and “may contain” warnings can change. Always read the pack before you buy or eat.