Archive October 2009
| Halloween |
October 31, 2009  |
| Testimonials |
October 28, 2009 |
| Trick-or-Treat but Hold the Wheat on ABC News |
October 27, 2009  Tanya Rivero interviewed Dr Marie Savard on ABC News. The complete interview>> |
| Top 10 Halloween Resources |
October 27, 2009  Welcome to our first edition of Top 10 Resources. This month, we have surfed the web to find the most useful articles, organizations, recipes, tips and allergen-free sweets to share with our readers for Halloween. Read more>> |
| Product: Enjoy Life Foods® |
October 26, 2009  New and improved granolas free of the eight most common allergens from Enjoy Life Foods®. Read more>> |
| Testimonials |
October 24, 2009 |
| Onespot™ Allergy |
October 23, 2009  We have recently discovered a new online company which offers safe living products. Their main goal is to improve the safety of people with food allergies and any other life threatening allergy. Read more>> |
| Allergen Free Halloween.Org |
October 22, 2009  In less than 10 days from Halloween, learn more about another great resource on the web which suggests allergen free treats and allergy free door signs to download for your house and school parties. Read more>> |
| Book: The No Biggie Bunch Trade-or-Treat Halloween |
October 20, 2009  Just in time for Halloween, check out the latest title in a new book series for kids creatively coping with food allergies. Read more>> |
| Win a T-shirt |
October 19, 2009  November's newsletter will be online very soon and we have decided to add a very special contest for our readers. Subscribe and you might win one of our allergies apparel! The winner will be picked on November 30, 2009 by using the tool www.random.org. The name of the winner will be publish on our website apparel page and on our December’s newsletter. (The winner can choose between these four T-shirt designs for kids, sizes 2T, 3T or 4T) Good luck! Write your email in the right navigation bar >> |
| HomeFree™ interviewed on Fox25 Morning News |
October 16, 2009  Kim Carrigan interviewed HomeFree founder Jill Robbins on Fox25 Morning News in Boston. The complete interview>> Read our HomeFree product review>> |
| Part 1 - Visit to the allergist |
October 15, 2009  For a person with severe food allergies, visiting an allergist become as crucial as visiting a dentist or a general practitioner. When children have a first allergic reaction, parents should consult and seek medical advice from a health care professional as soon as possible to identify its cause. Read more>> |
| Halloween Special |
| October 13, 2009 During the month of October, we will post recipes, allergy free treats and more ideas to share with your little ghosts, pumpkins and witches. Read more>> |
| Recipe: Pumpkin Soup |
October 11, 2009  This pumpkin soup recipe is tasty, good and easy to cook. Full recipe>> |
| Food Allergy Assistant |
October 9, 2009  The Food Allergy Assistant Blog presented their Friday Feature about mallergies. Read more>> |
| Recipe: Witch's Cauldrons |
October 8, 2009  Halloween recipe from Surf Sweets. Full recipe>> |
| Product: Hershey's® Peanut Free Candies |
October 7, 2009  In Canada, some of Hershey's® Halloween Treats are now made in peanut free facilities. Read more>> |
| Blogs and forums for allergics |
October 6, 2009  The Internet provides useful blogs and forums for exchanging different views and ideas. Mallergies has selected valuable ones about food allergies for the benefit of allergic sufferers. Read more>> |
| Testimonials |
October 3 , 2009 |
| Recipe: Lemon-Poppy Teacake |
October 2, 2009  Delicious Lemon-Poppy Teacake by Erin McKenna from the cookbook 'BabyCakes : Vegan, (Mostly) Gluten-Free, and (Mostly) Sugar-Free Recipes from New York's Most Talked Bakery'. Full recipe>> |
| Product: Oliver 's Labels and new products launch |
October 1, 2009  Oliver's Labels – practical labels for young and old allergic sufferers. Read more>> |
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