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There’s no denying that food allergies are a growing concern in the US. With about 3 million children affected -- 1 in 17 under age 3 -- it’s likely you know someone dealing with food issues.
My 2-year-old daughter, Ava, is part of that 3 million. But while her food allergies seem to bring never-ending challenges, I always remind myself that “having less may bring you more.”
Join me, a wannabe foodie, in my quest to make my daughter’s food experiences positive ones while trying to save time, money and my sanity.
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Monthly Archives: May 2011
Daily dose: Food allergy roundup
Tweet Some ramblings from around the interwebs: Here are 10 tips to enjoy an allergy-friendly picnic. Here’s a recipe for an allergy-free crumb cake from Cybele Pascal. Newly diagnosed? These handy allergen-reference sheets are very helpful.
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Allergen-free ideas for the Memorial Day weekend
TweetJust in time for the Memorial Day weekend, a dairy-free dessert recipe from the Nourishing Gourmet popped into my inbox. The recipe: Lemon Curd and Honey Vanilla Cream Berry Parfait The “cream” is made from coconut milk and cashews, so … Continue reading
Try the Larabar for an all-natural (and gluten-free!) snack
Tweet My new food find come courtesy of our friends out west in Denver: the Larabar. I first heard about the products on the Food Network show “Unwrapped.” I wasn’t sure about them because, quite frankly, they don’t look so … Continue reading
Posted in In the kitchen, Talking food
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This is a name you need to know in the food allergy world
TweetSo my husband and kids bought me a Kitchen Aid mixer for Mother’s Day. It was a complete surprise and one of the best gifts ever — I’ve wanted one for I don’t know how long. I finally had the … Continue reading
Posted in In the kitchen, Talking food
Tagged food allergies, food allergy, Pa., Pennsylvania, York, York County
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A gluten- and dairy-free snack for coconut lovers
I think I’ve made my love of coconut fairly well known at this point. I will try anything that has it. Love coconut milk and yogurt. Will eat shredded coconut out of the bag. German chocolate cake? Forget about it. … Continue reading
Posted in Shopping, Talking food
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Join the food allergy Twitter party tonight at 8 p.m.
It’s Food Allergy Awareness Week, and tonight FAAN is hosting a twitter party. There also will be guest bloggers — like Cybele Pascal and Kelly Rudnicki. It happens at 8 p.m. tonight. #foodallergy.
Posted in Allergies all around, Support
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Review: Gluten-free Kinnikinnick doughnuts
Back in January, I wrote about an email about gluten-free doughnuts that Kinnikinnick sent to me. Not too long after, the company sent me some, I asked my co-workers to help me do a taste test. I mean, I taste … Continue reading
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