LindaCoss
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If you bring a safe dish to a holiday party, bring it completely covered. Add a note: “Please keep covered until Name has been served”
1:07 PM Nov 23rd
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Tip: Use the real names for “substitute” foods, such as “soy cheese” or "soy milk" to differentiate from the allergenic versions.
9:04 AM Nov 20th
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@ Thanks for the RT!
6:31 AM Nov 20th
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in reply to bestallergysite
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@ 2 hours??? What did you make?
6:31 AM Nov 20th
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Great article at the Allergy Sense blog on handling Thanksgiving with :
1:11 PM Nov 19th
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Tip: In the eyes of a 2 year old, colorful sprinkles transform an ordinary cupcake into a party. The more sprinkles the better!
9:00 AM Nov 19th
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Thanksgiving Reminder: Be wary of the ingredients of party foods. You never know about secret ingredients or last-minute substitutions.
9:33 AM Nov 18th
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Thanksgiving warning: Many turkeys sold at supermarkets are injected with a broth that may contain soy, milk, or other allergens.
9:12 AM Nov 16th
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Tip: Always stay within an arm’s reach distance of your food-allergic toddler while you are at a playground or park.
2:26 PM Nov 13th
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Tip: Consider buying special “allergy alert” clothing, buttons, or stickers for your young food-allergic child to wear when you go places.
9:23 AM Nov 12th
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Soft serve ice cream isn't necessarily safe either, if the lines aren't properly cleaned out between flavors.
12:58 PM Nov 11th
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Tip: Scooped ice cream from ice cream shops isn’t safe for most w/severe food allergies, because of the high risk of cross-contamination.
12:58 PM Nov 11th
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Tip: EpiPen 2-packs come with 2 Epis and a trainer. Be sure to remove the trainer from the box, to avoid confusion during an emergency.
3:34 PM Nov 10th
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At restaurants, don’t rely on the wait staff to understand and handle your food allergy needs. Speak to the manager or chef.
12:05 PM Nov 9th
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Having company for dinner. Serving Salmon with Tomato & Herb Topping from "What's to Eat?" These recipes are for everyone, allergies or not!
11:12 AM Nov 7th
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Check out my "new & improved" Facebook fan page at ! Leave a review, talk about your fav recipes & more.
11:58 AM Nov 6th
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@ It's snowing where you're at, and it's in the 80's here!
1:27 PM Nov 4th
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Tip: Be sure to educate scout leaders, coaches, carpool buddies, and other adults in your child’s life about his or her food allergies.
1:27 PM Nov 4th
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Tip: At a restaurant, ask what other foods are cooked on the grill. Do these foods contain any allergens?
1:48 PM Nov 3rd
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What's for dinner? We're having a Coss family favorite: Orange Teriyaki Marinated Flank Steak, from What's to Eat.
4:33 PM Nov 2nd
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- Name Linda Coss
- Location California
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