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Feed Your Can: Thriving with Food Allergies
Feed Your Can podcast shares inspiring stories, interviews, helpful facts and every day life hacks where people living with food allergies talk about gaining back their power. We'll interview inspiring guests, discuss practical tips, savvy life hacks and share healthy mind snacks. Sometimes we just need to flip the script away from fear and look for another narrative. We'll show you how food and fun CAN coexist. You may need to restrict your foods, but that doesn't mean restricting your fun! We'll look at this struggle as the teacher and reflect differently on our struggles, becoming more capable and confident in tackling life's hardest challenges. Join us as we focus on how to Feed Your Can...when some foods, you just can't.™
Feed Your Can: Thriving with Food Allergies
Hosting a party? Keep your guests with food allergies safe
If you're planning to host parties or events that include people with dietary restrictions and/or food allergies, this episode is for YOU.
Can you think of social gatherings that don’t involve food? Birthday parties, team outings, holidays, BBQs, school events, parties— the list goes on. So many gatherings involve food, and many even revolve around food!
Fun and food should just naturally coexist...right?
For food-allergy folks, celebrations can trigger a series of concerns, questions, and fears. Many people even choose to opt-out when safety feels compromised.
Creating an allergy-free party doesn't have to be tricky.
Learn 5 pro tips to educate you on the safety steps while also helping you think creatively about inclusive strategies where all your guests feel safe!
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Food Allergy Research and Education, or FARE Statistics and Facts
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Thanks for listening, and remember to Feed Your Can even when some foods, you just can't.