When is cookie not a cookie? When its a fun dessert made with cookies!
Allergy Smart Cookies are super yummy all by themselves and crazy good when dunked in oat milk or tea or coffee, but did you know they also make some pretty great desserts when mixed with a few other ingredients?
Have you ever wondered if moving towards more of an allergy friendlyfood plan could help improve your health? That bloated tummy and bout of diarrhea might be trying to tell you something! Some benefits of an allergy-friendly diet is that it can reduce inflammation in the body, promote gut health and help identify food sensitivities.
May 14-20th is Food Allergy Awareness Week, an initiative created by FARE (Food Allergy Research and Education) to raise awareness of different food allergies and improve public understanding of what can sometimes be a life-threatening condition. FARE wants you to take action and make an impact in your community to educate others on the realities of living with food allergies. How Can You Promote Allergy Awareness?
Food allergies can impact not only a child's physical health but also their ability to attend friends events andbe a part of teams. Birthday parties, playdates, team sports and other social events can be sources of anxiety and exclusion for children with food allergies.
Finding Easter basket ideas for kids with multiple food allergies can be challenging, but there are still plenty of fun and creative options. Allergy safe packaged treats like Allergy Smart cookies are top 10 allergen free and come in individual 2 cookie packs which make them a perfect addition to any Easter basket, but there are lots more great ideas!
If you or someone in your family has food allergies, Easter dinner can be a daunting task. However, there are plenty of delicious and allergy-safe recipes that you can enjoy.
Easter is a time of celebration and joy for many families, but it can also be a challenging time for those who have food allergies. With so many traditional Easter foods containing common allergens like dairy, eggs, and wheat, you might need to make some changes to traditional Easter menus.
Playdates are the best part about being a kid! Getting to explore someone else's toys, great new hiding spots and their families favorite snacks! For a food allergy family, sending your child to a playdate brings with it a whole new level of anxiety. For the host family this can seem too daunting.
School lunches are a chore to make, made even more challenging when there is a food allergy in the family. We want to make making school lunches easier for you! First, start with the best part . . . Cookies !!
