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Finding treats without tricks can be a challenge on Halloween night for kids. 1 in 13 children in the United States suffer from food allergies. With this statistic being so high, it's important that there is proper education around this subject. Below are some tips and fun facts as well as Halloween treat ideas that keep food allergies in mind. Tips and Fun Facts: Different sizes of the exact same treat may contain different ingredients. Example: Small or fun sized Wonka Laff

Peanut allergies are on the rise and are not only a hot topic in society but amongst allergy specialists. There are multiple studies throughout the U.S. investigating this rise and what to do about it. It turns out that early and often exposure to peanuts may be beneficial. Children in Israel often eat foods with peanut flour in them when they are very young and the rate of peanut allergy is considerably less there than it is in the U.S. I am currently recommending to most o

Food allergies are often a concern, but may cause more problems around holidays when more socializing is done around food. With Easter upon us, various candies and desserts will be enjoyed. Having a food allergy should not keep you out of the fun. Follow this link for a nice treat for those with food allergies: http://community.kidswithfoodallergies.org/blog/how_to_make_allergy_friendly_chocolate_candy People often ask me what causes food allergies or did I do something to ma