Archive for June, 2010

As a proud supporter of the Gluten Intolerance Group’s Chef-to-Plate campaign during the Celiac awareness month of May, AllergyEats is very happy to pass on the following success story from GIG’s most recent eNewsletter.
 
Chef to Plate Campaign reached 3.9 million people!�
May 2010 was declared to be Celiac Awareness month all over the country and into Canada.  [...]

It’s very humbling and actually somewhat embarrassing to have an article about me titled the way this one is (see below), but at the request of my “advisors” and friends, I have decided to re-print the article here.
ParentDish, owned by AOL, ran 24 articles on Father’s Day titled “Amazing Dads” (there’s the embarrassing part!). I [...]

Tina Turbin is a strong advocate for those who live gluten-free.  As she states on one of her sites, GlutenFreeHelp.info, “I have been actively involved in this area of research, writing, meeting and working with MANY specialists as well as developing gluten-free recipes.”  (As an aside, she is also the author of a children’s book [...]

KANSAS CITY, MO (JUNE 8, 2010) – The Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America’s Greater Kansas City chapter has endorsed AllergyEats, a website designed to help people with food allergies and intolerances find restaurants where they can dine comfortably.
The Greater Kansas City chapter has a history that goes back over a quarter of a century [...]

A friend of mine was sharing with me a wonderful experience she had at the Ritz-Carlton in Naples, FL with her food-allergic daughter, so I asked if she’d write a quick blog entry. The following is what she wrote. It needs no further introduction.
Recently while on vacation in Naples, FL, I had the chance to [...]

Last week, I read a food allergy message board where a woman was wondering if she could take her dairy and egg allergic child to Hershey Park.  I also have a dairy and egg allergic child, and always made what I thought was the natural assumption that Hershey was on the “no go” list.  That [...]