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...way everyone can safely enjoy a treat. Cakes & Baked Goods Most cakes and baked goods call for dairy, eggs, and wheat, which are three of the top eight allergens. In fact, fish and shellfish are the only two of the top allergens that do NOT regularly appear in baked goods! Here are a few alternatives to a traditional birthday cake that could make a great stand-in. On page 14 of the Neocate Food Allergy...

...are made on shared equipment with other major allergens. As always, read the labels carefully for ingredients. It is also possible for babies with multiple food allergies or food protein-induced enterocolitis syndrome (FPIES) to be allergic to rice protein. We don’t recommend thickening Neocate, nor do we recommend NOT thickening Neocate. It really depends on the circumstances and it is something for the healthcare team and the parent to decide. That said, the nutrition in...

...or buy them from allergy-conscious companies that manufacture dairy or nut-free candies and chocolates. Fill your children’s Halloween bags with fun alternatives to candy. Instead of candies and other edible treats that might cause a food allergy issue, look for fun trinkets and toys your children will enjoy. Kids love temporary tattoos, plastic jewelry, bouncy balls and fun stickers. (Be sure to watch out for hidden allergens!) Plan your trick-or-treating route ahead of time. Depending...

...both food allergies and atopic dermatitis. Dr. Jon Hanifin, a respected dermatologist, recently gave a talk to colleagues. He discussed the link between food allergies and atopic dermatitis. The research he presented suggests that sometimes atopic dermatitis comes first, acting as a precursor to food allergies. For other patients, certain foods can trigger or worsen atopic dermatitis, and may or may not be true allergens. Atopic dermatitis is often one of the first signs that...

...Along with all of the stress of the holidays (decorating, sending cards, gifts, oh my!), it can be hard to juggle preparing food for a crowd, especially when food allergies are present. Here are some tips and tricks to help make a Christmas dinner that much easier on the host. Simplify to remove allergens Guests with food allergies don’t always need an entirely separate menu. If you are hosting, start by asking guests what...

...Costume? Check. Pumpkins? Check. Chocolate bar? Oh no! If your little one has food allergies, unfortunately, this is probably what you are thinking. Holidays like this – with so much candy and goodies – can be tough for kids with food allergies (and tough for parents who want to make sure their child enjoys the day). Many of the candies and foods during Halloween contain milk, milk products, and other food allergens. But it...