Sure Foods Living – gluten-free and allergen-free living

Welcome to the June 10, 2010 edition of living with food allergies carnival! For readers who don’t know what a blog carnival is, think of it like a magazine of articles that gets published on a schedule. Every two weeks, bloggers submit an article related to food allergy to be published by the host blogger. We hope that we can all learn from each other and introduce our readers to other food allergy sites out there.

Here are the articles submitted for this edition:

COOKING & BAKING & EATING

• Colette Martin presents Baking Without Eggs – How to Make Flax Seed Goop posted at Learning to Eat Allergy Free – Multiple Food Allergies.

• Alison at Sure Foods Living presents Fluffy Gluten-Free Egg-Free Pancakes posted at Sure Foods Living.

• My Circus McGurkus presents The Circus McGurkus: How to Start Eating Gluten Free-Where to Start posted at The Circus McGurkus.

• yeastfreediet presents Diet, Yeast Allergy, and Yeast posted at Yeast Free Diet.

ISSUES, AWARENESS, EMOTIONS & ADVICE

• Jenny presents The High Cost of Food Allergies posted at Soy Milk Babies.

• Thanita Glancey presents IEP or 504 or Both? posted at Vicky’s Ickies.

• Ann presents Family « Food Allergies ToGo.com Blog posted at Food Allergies ToGo.com Blog, saying, “‘Love Is A Food Allergy Friendly Dad’ feels appropriate in honor of father’s day!”

• chupieandjsmama presents Allergic Living Magazine VS. The NY Times posted at Our Story.

• Jane Anne presents Peanut Allergy Fallout posted at Gravity of Motion, saying, “We can all learn from allergy kids. My son is constantly teaching me through his allergy journey and I often learn principles that apply to all of life.”

• Food Allergy Assistant presents More Allergy Meds Recalled posted at Food Allergy Assistant, saying, “Food Allergy Assistant is feeling frustrated over the numerous medication recalls.”

• Jennifer Kales presents Being a Peanut Allergy Mom Is Like Being a Goalie for the Blackhawks posted at The Nut-Free Mom, saying, “No matter the outcome of the Stanley Cup finals, I think we’ve all felt a little bit like I describe in this post!”

• Alison at Sure Foods Living presents Gluten-free grains may be contaminated with wheat posted at Sure Foods Living.

That concludes this edition! Thank you to everyone who submitted their articles! Submit your blog article to the next edition of living with food allergies carnival using our carnival submission form. Past posts and future hosts can be found on our blog carnival index page.

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