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| Meta Title | Imitation crab |
| Meta Description | AAAAI's Ask the Expert talks about imitation crab what what that means for a fish allergy. |
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| Boilerpipe Text | Question:
10/2/2019
I have a patient with a shrimp allergy that is avoiding all shellfish. He really enjoys sushi and is wondering if imitation crab is safe. I don't see any direct information on what is in imitation crab and if shellfish products are used at all to determine if this is a safe option for my patient. Thank you for your help in this scenario.
Answer:
I do not know what "imitation crab" means. In general, some of the white fishes have been used to make imitation crab - Pollock for example. I have not been able to identify an industry standard that defines what can or cannot be called imitation crab. If a patient is going to consider imitation crab then they will have to seek out the ingredient list and understand what or what is not in the food.
I hope this is helpful.
Andrew Murphy, MD, FAAAAI |
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> 10/2/2019
> I have a patient with a shrimp allergy that is avoiding all shellfish. He really enjoys sushi and is wondering if imitation crab is safe. I don't see any direct information on what is in imitation crab and if shellfish products are used at all to determine if this is a safe option for my patient. Thank you for your help in this scenario.
Answer:
I do not know what "imitation crab" means. In general, some of the white fishes have been used to make imitation crab - Pollock for example. I have not been able to identify an industry standard that defines what can or cannot be called imitation crab. If a patient is going to consider imitation crab then they will have to seek out the ingredient list and understand what or what is not in the food.
I hope this is helpful.
Andrew Murphy, MD, FAAAAI |
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