Thanksgiving is exactly a week away so I would like to offer some of my hard-won advice that I have posted previously on this blog. Here are several links that discuss many aspects of coping with Thanksgiving with food allergies, all in one place for your convenience!Food Allergies Don't Take a Thanksgiving Holiday This post lists tips to follow to ensure a safe Thanksgiving meal with your extended family.
Food Allergies, Thanksgiving and Family Feuds Here I discuss how to cope with varying degrees of food allergy awareness and acceptance at this food-loving holiday.
A Safe Thanksgiving with the Non-Cooks What to do if your family does a catered meal, cooked outside the home.
Food Allergy Dining Out Tips Holiday travel to relatives usually involves a restaurant or two. Here are some tips for dining out with nut allergies.
Here's to the ultimate of all food holidays with food allergies: may you navigate successfully! And if you have any trouble, come on over here to vent.
Coming soon on The Nut-Free Mom...nut-free Thanksgiving recipes!
2 comments:
hello--do you know if annatto extract is safe for those allergic to peanut/tree nut?
Sorry for the late reply. I am not sure about this one--please call the company or read the label. It may vary depending on brand.
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