a bad time (see: anaphylactic shock). Are there any other fellow hounds allergic to shellfish who can offer me some solidarity and/or recommendations about how/where to enjoy LA’s finer sushi in the face of this tragic... (4 replies, last updated by Jerome March 31, 2005)

. True food allegies can send people into anaphylactic shock and kill them within minutes. (3 replies, last updated by The Chowhound Team September 24, 2003)

Yeah, lucky for them I didn’t have an allergy to anything on the original pizza and go into anaphylactic shock... (10 replies, last updated by food4fobs June 5, 2009)

Only some Thai food has peanuts in it. If your friend doesn’t have such a severe allergy that eating anything cooked in any wok that’s ever had any peanuts in it would cause anaphylactic shock, the restaurant can... (8 replies, last updated by glen3a November 17, 2009)

into anaphylactic shock if garlic/onions get involved? Or are we talking the “I get heartburn when I eat onions prepared a certain way” sill use of the word allergy? That being said maybe there is a nice pancake place... (12 replies, last updated by Cara1 April 11, 2006)

. This was a good sign. We received our salads fairly quickly and the kitchen observed the NO BELL PEPPER request for Mr. Diane, as he has a severe allergy and can be in the ER almost immediately after consumption (similar to... (0 replies, last updated by Diane in Bexley February 3, 2008)

there and he walked in and told the server "just start this night off right, i feel i should tell you that i will go to in anaphylactic shock if there are any nuts in my food, so could you just keep that in mind when i am... (12 replies, last updated by jupiter October 6, 2006)

if you have food allergies, i would NOT recommend going here. my boyfriend is severaly allergic to pine nuts - anaphylactic shock allergic. we went to millenium and let them know about his allergy when we ordered. they assured us... (6 replies, last updated by crashgrrl March 23, 2006)

handled —minus 7% for condescending answer to a question or correcting my pronounciation of darjeeling/bruschetta/Trockenbeerenauslese —minus 15% if anybody goes into anaphylactic shock —minus 20% for being told... (12 replies, last updated by psb May 26, 2008)

a year who goes into anaphylactic shock due to a kitchen error/failure to communicate. [BTW, I dunno if tips are fairly normally distributed around a 17.5% mean, but if as Mr. IVV claims 99.8% of the probability mass of tips is... (10 replies, last updated by invinotheresverde February 25, 2008)

if you’re extremely allergic – as in, eating it will cause anaphylactic shock - then you should NOT, under any circumstances, risk eating food prepared at a sushi joint, period. i know it sucks, but there’s just... (15 replies, last updated by goodhealthgourmet October 12, 2007)

the trigger food and sometimes almost immediately. A severe, whole-body allergic reaction is called anaphylaxis, or an anaphylactic shock. Anaphylaxis is a rare but potentially fatal allergic reaction." (4 replies, last updated by Melanie Wong January 7, 2006)

more of than the funnel cake itself). It’s enough sugar to put a diabetic into anaphylactic shock at 15 paces, but mmmmm... Even better, when you’re done and you wish you had a fire hose to clean yourself off with, you... (14 replies, last updated by Shep April 12, 2005)

was severely allergic to finned fish, but not shellfish (I swear this is true, seriously!). What, he’s supposed to go into anaphylactic shock because it’s “accepted” policy? There is a good damned reason... (13 replies, last updated by susancinsf December 18, 2004)

he was in training for the World Wrestling Federation or something (big and ponytailed), listened (we thought) to one of our table ask for no ginger with her sushi because she’s severely allergic to it—it puts her in... (3 replies, last updated by Martha Gehan January 27, 2001)