When my son was diagnosed with food allergies more than seven years ago, there weren’t many support networks for parents. The Food Allergy & Anaphylaxis Network was the only resource I had…thank goodness! Today, it is thrilling to see the amount of resources and support networks available to parents of children with food allergies. But … Continue reading
The good folks at HomeFree were kind enough to send me a few product samples to review and share with you, my readers! I was so excited when the package arrived this week! Before I review their products, let me share a little about HomeFree. They have a dedicated bakery that is peanut, nut, egg, … Continue reading
Back to school is here…in fact, school is about two weeks away for many of us. It is in that spirit that I make this post, the third part of my back to school series. I am honored to have been included in the August/September the Food Allergy and Anaphylaxis Network (FAAN) member newsletter. This article … Continue reading
Have you registered for your local FAAN (Food Allergy & Anaphylaxis Network) Walk for Food Allergy? The walk is a great way for your family and community to create awareness of food allergies while fundraising for education, advocacy, and research. Need to find a walk location near you? Visit this link. You’ve probably heard about FAAN, but here is a … Continue reading
I came across this recipe a number of years ago when my son had not yet outgrown his egg allergy. It is still one of my family’s favorites today. I believe it is a recipe from FAAN (Food Allergy & Anaphylaxis Network). When my son was first diagnosed we tried dozens of recipes for cookies … Continue reading
Although a good portion of my recipes focus on being peanut, nut, and gluten-free, I do have a little experience with egg-free recipes. I wish I could take credit for these tips, but they were passed on to me from a friend of a friend. Although I’ve never met her face to face, she made … Continue reading
