All Tufts Dining locations on campus post Nutrition Cards near multi-ingredient foods in serving areas that list nutrition, ingredient, and allergen information. Depending on where you are getting food, you will be able to see the Nutrition Cards. To heighten awareness, all menu items containing peanuts and tree nuts include this information in the title of the dish on the card.
All Tufts Dining locations on campus post Nutrition Cards near multi-ingredient foods in serving areas that list nutrition, ingredient, and allergen information. Depending on where you are getting food, you will be able to see the Nutrition Cards. To heighten awareness, all menu items containing peanuts and tree nuts include this information in the title of the dish on the card.
Tufts Dining has an Alternative Meal Program available in both Dewick-MacPhie and Fresh at Carmichael Dining Centers. This program allows students to place orders in advance for custom meals prepared to their specifications and prepared free of their specified allergens. Access to this program requires students to register with the Accessibility Services Office.
All9Free at Dewick-MacPhie
To make dining with allergies easier at Tufts and to be more transparent for everyone in our community, we have an allergen-free concept: All9Free—a serving platform at Dewick-MacPhie Dining Center. Our chefs created numerous, delicious recipes that are free of the top 9 allergens, and all food for All9Free is prepared in its own separate kitchen and prep area. The All9Free platform is accessible to everyone getting meals at Dewick-MacPhie Dining Center.
Carmichael Dining Center
In Carmichael, we offer safe foods for students with allergies and have trained staff to access and prepare food for students with tree nut and peanut allergies, wheat allergies, celiac disease, and NCGS. Many of these foods are kept in a secured, well-stocked refrigerator/freezer in the serving area and in a designated cabinet. There’s also a dedicated toaster and panini press available for food prep for Tufts students with tree nut, peanut, and sesame allergies as well as for students who avoid wheat and gluten.
Food allergy 101, avoiding cross-contact, anaphylaxis
Both TEMS (student run EMS) and city EMS would respond to medical calls involving allergic reactions. Both carry epinephrine.