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Easy Kids Foods ? Glueten And Dairy Free

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Hannahsmommylisaw Newbie
Hannahsmommylisaw
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my son has milk allergies and we are also trying the gluten free diet due to his terrible issues and possibility of Celiac despite the neg readings he is 15 mths and I need some snack ideas

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A fun web site for all sorts of ideas including kid friendly recipes (many substitute ideas):

Open Original Shared Link

and here is one for delicious waffles:

Open Original Shared Link

it makes alot, just wrap 'em and toss 'em in the freezer to pop in the toaster later.

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great he loves waffles

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My daughter loves hummus with baby carrots, gluten-free crackers or breadsticks. Popcorn. I usually make it in a pan with coconut oil, but there are a couple of microveable ones with no oil that are dairy free. Bearitos is one and so is Garden of Eatin. Enjoy Life cookies and bars. Fruiit Rollups. Hard boiled eggs. She used to eat those before we learned of the egg allergy! Celery stuffed with nut butter. Single serve packs of almond butter. She cuts them open and sucks the almond butter out. Mini hotdogs. I can't remember the brand. They're a new item here. Rice chips, plain potato chips, Fritos, plain corn chips. Nacho Chreese or bean dip. Apple slices. Snapea Crisps. Just Tomato products. Not the tomatoes per se for snacks, but she likes the apples, strawberries, blueberries, pomegranite and peas.

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