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Serbian Food Allergy
Phrases & Allergen Words

Serbian 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 Imam ozbiljnu prehrambenu alergiju. Molim vas da se uverite da moja hrana NE sadrži sledeće sastojke.. This page has that exact phrase, 71 allergen names in Serbian script, and real food-risk notes for Serbia.

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

These are the exact five lines AllergyPass prints on a Serbian 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 Serbian

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

EnglishSerbian
PeanutsKikiriki
Tree NutsOrašasti plodovi
Milk / DairyMleko / Mlečni proizvodi
EggsJaja
GlutenGluten
SoySoja
FishRiba
ShellfishŠkoljke i rakovi
SesameSusam
MustardSenf
CeleryCeler
SulfitesSulfiti
LupinLupina
Celiac DiseaseCelijakija (mora se izbegavati sav gluten, čak i u tragovima)
Crohn's DiseaseKronova bolest
IBS (Irritable Bowel Syndrome)Sindrom iritabilnog creva (IBS)
Histamine IntoleranceNetolerancija histamina
MCAS (Mast Cell Activation Syndrome)Sindrom aktivacije mastocita (MCAS)
Alpha-gal SyndromeAlfa-gal sindrom (alergija na meso sisara)
Shrimp / PrawnsŠkampi
CrabRak
LobsterJastog
MollusksMekušci
AlmondBadem
CashewIndijski orah
WalnutOrah
PistachioPistać
HazelnutLešnik
Pine NutsPinjoli
WheatPšenica
OatsZob
RyeRaž
BarleyJečam
BuckwheatHeljda
CornKukuruz
CoconutKokos
BananaBanana
AvocadoAvokado
KiwiKivi
PearsKruška
GarlicBeli luk
OnionCrni luk
CaffeineKofein
LegumesMahunarke
ChickpeaLeblebija
LentilSočivo
Pea ProteinProteini graška
MSGMSG (mononatrijum glutamat)
Artificial ColorsVeštačke boje
PreservativesKonzervansi
Cilantro / CorianderKorijandar
CinnamonCimet
Spicy FoodLjuta hrana
Sunflower SeedsSemenke suncokreta
Lactose IntoleranceNetolerancija laktoze
Fructose IntoleranceNetolerancija fruktoze
VegetarianVegetarijansko
VeganVegansko
PescatarianPescetarijanac (bez mesa, riba dozvoljena)
Low FODMAPDijeta sa niskim FODMAP
HalalHalal
KosherKošer
Jain VegetarianDžainsko vegetarijanstvo (bez mesa i korenovog povrća)
Hindu Vegetarian (No Beef)Hinduističko vegetarijanstvo (bez govedine)
Buddhist VegetarianBudističko vegetarijanstvo (bez mesa, belog ili crnog luka)
No PorkBez svinjetine
No BeefBez govedine
No ChickenBez piletine
GelatinŽelatin
No AlcoholBez alkohola
AlcoholAlkohol

Where is Serbian used for food safety?

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

🇷🇸 Serbia

Grilled meats (ćevapi, pljeskavica) dominate and are almost always pork or mixed pork/beef. Dairy (kajmak, yoghurt) and gluten (flatbreads, pastry) are staples. Hidden pork fat in cooking is common across the Balkans.

Allergen risk levels flagged for Serbia
AllergenSerbian termTravel risk
No Pork Bez svinjetine Critical
Milk / Dairy Mleko / Mlečni proizvodi High
Gluten Gluten High

Frequently asked questions

What does the AllergyPass card look like in Serbian?

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

How many allergens can I flag in Serbian?

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