The filling is described as 'chocolate-peanut butter style' — is it safe for someone with a peanut allergy? — Glazed wafer bar with chocolate-nut butter SNAQ FABRIQ (20 g)

This is a good question because the wording 'chocolate-peanut butter style' can be read two ways: as a flavour description or as a statement that actual peanut butter is inside. The product overview only says the filling is 'chocolate-peanut butter style', so you cannot conclude from the description alone whether the bar contains real peanuts.

For a peanut allergy, the wrapper matters more than the product name. In the European Union, major allergens such as peanuts must be emphasised in the ingredient list and, in most cases, included in the allergen information. Look for the words 'peanuts' or 'may contain peanuts' before deciding. If you do not see peanut listed as an ingredient, it still may have been processed in a facility that handles nuts or peanuts, and that is usually stated separately.

If the package does not make the situation completely clear, do not guess. Contact the manufacturer or pick another product. 'Style' is not a guarantee, and the consequences of a wrong assumption with an allergy are too high. The same caution applies if you are serving the bar to a child with a peanut allergy or if you are not sure about other tree nuts — the ingredient list on the specific pack is your only reliable source.