for . He's allergic to Wheat .54- Oats 2.74- Baker's Yeast 6.02-Tomato 1.22-Carrot .52-Strawberry 1.17-Apple .80 These were considered high. Looking back he doesn't break out in a rash but his stomach starts to hurt after certain foods he eats. Looking for different ideals to fix for him. Thank you
Q: Changing food habits for my son got a list of seven most allergic to on food items. What to change
Answers (1)
10/29/08 4:05pm
Hi Deborah:
Thankfully, it's getting a lot easier to prepare tasty, healthy foods for children (and adults) with food allergies.
You should check out all the posts by Gina Clowes, founder of Allergy Moms and an advocate for food allergy research and legislation.
You should also read the posts by Jamie Martin, whose daughter has milk allergies. Jamie started a company called Meraby that sells allergy-free foods and treats. On this site, she's done several posts with allergy-free recipes:
Chocolate Dipped Crispy Rice and Marshmallow Treats
Quick and Easy Chicken Tortilla Soup
You can also check out Alice Sherwood's Allergy-Free Cookbook, which focuses on cooking without four major allergens: gluten (the protein in wheat, barley, rye), eggs and egg products, nuts (tree nuts and peanuts), and dairy (milk and all dairy products).
You can also find tips from Alice in her interview with Sloane Miller on the site.
Good luck!
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