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Hebrew Food Allergy
Phrases & Allergen Words

Hebrew for "I have a serious food allergy. Please make sure my food does NOT contain the following ingredients." is printed on AllergyPass's own bilingual allergy card as יש לי אלרגיה חמורה למזון. אנא ודאו שהאוכל שלי אינו מכיל את המרכיבים הבאים.. This page has that exact phrase, 71 allergen names in Hebrew script, and real food-risk notes for Israel.

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How do you say "I have a food allergy" in Hebrew?

These are the exact five lines AllergyPass prints on a Hebrew allergy card — not dictionary translations, but the same strings the card builder uses, each paired with its English meaning.

Card heading

Food Allergy Card

Main allergy statement

I have a serious food allergy. Please make sure my food does NOT contain the following ingredients.

Severity warning

Even small amounts may cause a severe allergic reaction.

Cross-contact request

Please avoid cross-contact. Do not use shared oil, fryers, grills, utensils, cutting boards, sauces, broths, or cooking surfaces.

EpiPen notice

I carry an epinephrine auto-injector (EpiPen).

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Every allergen name in Hebrew

71 of AllergyPass's 71 tracked allergens and dietary restrictions currently have a Hebrew translation; any not yet translated fall back to English on the card until they are.

EnglishHebrew
Peanutsבוטנים
Tree Nutsאגוזים
Milk / Dairyחלב / מוצרי חלב
Eggsביצים
Glutenגלוטן
Soyסויה
Fishדגים
Shellfishפירות ים סרטניים
Sesameשומשום
Mustardחרדל
Celeryסלרי
Sulfitesסולפיטים
Lupinתורמוס
Celiac Diseaseצליאק (חייב להימנע מכל גלוטן, אפילו בכמויות קטנות)
Crohn's Diseaseמחלת קרוהן
IBS (Irritable Bowel Syndrome)תסמונת המעי הרגיז (IBS)
Histamine Intoleranceאי-סבילות להיסטמין
MCAS (Mast Cell Activation Syndrome)תסמונת הפעלת תאי פיטום (MCAS)
Alpha-gal Syndromeתסמונת אלפא-גל (אלרגיה לבשר יונקים)
Shrimp / Prawnsשרימפס / קרטינים
Crabסרטן
Lobsterלובסטר
Mollusksרכיכות
Almondשקד
Cashewקשיו
Walnutאגוז מלך
Pistachioפיסטוק
Hazelnutאגוז לוז
Pine Nutsצנוברים
Wheatחיטה
Oatsשיבולת שועל
Ryeשיפון
Barleyשעורה
Buckwheatכוסמת
Cornתירס
Coconutקוקוס
Bananaבננה
Avocadoאבוקדו
Kiwiקיווי
Pearsאגס
Garlicשום
Onionבצל
Caffeineקפאין
Legumesקטניות
Chickpeaחומוס
Lentilעדשים
Pea Proteinחלבון אפונה
MSGמונוסודיום גלוטמט (MSG)
Artificial Colorsצבעי מאכל מלאכותיים
Preservativesחומרים משמרים
Cilantro / Corianderכוסברה
Cinnamonקינמון
Spicy Foodמזון חריף
Sunflower Seedsגרעיני חמנייה
Lactose Intoleranceאי-סבילות ללקטוז
Fructose Intoleranceאי-סבילות לפרוקטוז
Vegetarianצמחוני
Veganטבעוני
Pescatarianפסקטריאני (ללא בשר, דגים מותרים)
Low FODMAPדיאטת FODMAP נמוכה
Halalחלאל
Kosherכשר
Jain Vegetarianצמחוני ג'יין (ללא בשר, ללא ירקות שורש)
Hindu Vegetarian (No Beef)צמחוני הינדי (ללא בשר בקר)
Buddhist Vegetarianצמחוני בודהיסטי (ללא בשר, ללא שום או בצל)
No Porkללא חזיר
No Beefללא בקר
No Chickenללא עוף
Gelatinג'לטין
No Alcoholללא אלכוהול
Alcoholאלכוהול

Where is Hebrew used for food safety?

Hebrew is the primary language on the AllergyPass card for Israel. Below is the destination-specific risk context AllergyPass builds into the card for each one.

🇮🇱 Israel

Sesame is everywhere — tahini, halva, and sesame-crusted breads are daily staples. Tree nuts appear in salads, desserts, and Shabbat dishes. Kosher kitchens strictly separate meat and dairy, which can help — but always confirm allergens directly.

Allergen risk levels flagged for Israel
AllergenHebrew termTravel risk
Sesame שומשום Critical
Tree Nuts אגוזים High
Milk / Dairy חלב / מוצרי חלב High
Gluten גלוטן High

Frequently asked questions

What does the AllergyPass card look like in Hebrew?

It opens with the heading "כרטיס אלרגיה למזון", states the allergy in the sentence above, and lists every flagged allergen in the table on this page — each with its Hebrew term next to the English name so kitchen staff can read it directly.

How many allergens can I flag in Hebrew?

71 of AllergyPass's 71 tracked allergens and dietary restrictions currently have a Hebrew translation; any not yet translated fall back to English on the card until they are.

Does the Hebrew card print right-to-left?

Yes. Hebrew is written right-to-left, and both the on-screen preview and the printed or emailed AllergyPass card render every Hebrew line in the correct direction.