Fork That Tick. Alpha gal friendly.

One tiny bloodsucker took your burger. It doesn't get to take dinner, dessert and your shampoo too. We read the labels, show our work and point you to stuff worth buying.

Receipts, not vibes.

Anyone can slap "alpha-gal friendly" on a product. We tell you what we actually checked, and what we couldn't confirm.

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We read the whole label

We look for mammal meat, fat, broth, gelatin and dairy, plus ingredients that could come from anywhere.

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We show our work

Every listing says what we checked, when we checked it and what's still an open question.

3

We check again

Recipes change. If a listing goes six months without a recheck, its buy link comes down.

Take it abroad.

Flights, medication, ordering food in another language and ticks around the world, plus an allergy card you can print.

Read the travel guide

Wear the grudge.

A shirt and a tote that explain why you're not having the brisket.

Shop the merch

The one part we're not joking about.

Alpha-gal reactions can be severe, and they differ from person to person and even from one time to the next. We're not doctors, and our picks aren't medical advice or a promise that a product is safe for you. Always read the current label and work with your allergist.

Read the fine print