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In America and much of Asia, peanuts are incredibly common. This is like an Indian person saying beef isn't a common food. In your country, sure. The rest of th
by forgotoldacc 1y ago
In America and much of Asia, peanuts are incredibly common. This is like an Indian person saying beef isn't a common food. In your country, sure. The rest of the world? No.
Infants in SE Asia are probably getting near daily exposure to peanuts.
- bawolff 1y ago[According to google] My country has a per capita peanut consumption of 1.4 kg per person per year vs america's 2 kg. So not that different. I still maintain its mostly in foods people don't generally give to toddlers. People may give a PB & J to a 5 year old, but they don't generally feed that to a 6 month toddler. Not because they are protecting them from peanuts but because generally people dont give sandwiches to toddlers.