Strawberry food allergies are frequent. Strawberries are histamine-liberating foods: their eating causes histamine to be released in the body, which can trigger allergic responses (urticaria) in susceptible individuals. Strawberries, on the other hand, can produce a cross allergy with almonds. It has long been thought that persons with diverticulosis should avoid eating certain fruits (raspberries, blackberries, strawberries, and so on) because their little seeds might become caught in the diverticula. However, no clinical trials have been conducted to support this idea. According to an American College of Gastroenterology expert committee, it is not necessary to avoid these foods if you have diverticulosis. The little fruit seeds, on the other hand, might irritate the gut in certain people. It could be a good idea for these persons to see a dietitian-nutritionist.