I have never known a marshmallow that sneezed, but it would be quite a sight... white gooey stuff everywhere...
Yes, they are allergy free.
Yes. There are no dairy products in commercially made marshmallows.
Brands of Allergy Free Filters sold in Canada are Allergy-Free Filter, AchooAllergy, Ridgid 5-layer allergen Filter and Douglas Vacuum and Allergy Relief.
Allergycontrol.com and healthguard.com are two sites that specialize in allergy-free, ergonomic mattresses, pillows, and accessories. Tempur-pedic also offers a special allergy-free line. You can consult these folks if your interested, this is abrand of allergy free mattresses. http://www.bedroomfurniture.com/Allergy-Free-Mattresses-C19345.html
look on the bag...
No.
look on the bag...
Marshmallows are fat free, but the sugar can be stored as fat
Lisa A. Lundy has written: 'The super allergy girl gluten-free, casein-free, nut-free allergy & celiac cookbook' -- subject(s): Celiac disease, Recipes, Cooking, Food allergy, Diet therapy
The dog breed of Bichon Frise, Schnauzer, and Yorkshire Terrier are all examples of allergy free dogs. They are 3 of 10 dog breeds listed on the "SheKnows" site where they listed the best allergy free dogs.
It depends on brand and country. In the US most marshmallows are gluten-free - see about.com article below. In some countries, especially those where wheat products are cheaper than corn products, wheat glucose syrup is used instead of corn syrup. These marshmallows have a significant gluten content. Pascall Marshmallows made in Australia by Cadbury are an example - see second link below. The outer dusting is usually corn starch, which is gluten-free.
no. if your allergic to dogs this is not a good dog for you .Unless your willing to groom it a few times a week or get allergy medicines