Since finding out Payton has food allergies we have had to make a few changes to the way we eat or what we can even have in the pantry. Which can be hard to change after 28 years of living with all the foods choices you can desire.
When we were told Payton was highly allergic to eggs and nuts I was beside myself. I blamed myself at first-Was it because I ate the wrong things while nursing or we maybe because we introduced her to the foods at too early of age? No, No, No The doctors cant pinpoint why. Why Payton is with 1.1 percent of the population that has a nut allergy. So I just have to live in some fear that she may just pick up that nutty dessert or candy bar and go into Anaphalaxis and stop breathing! To lighten my fears we carry around two epinephrine auto-injector (epi-pens) and hope and pray we never ever have to use them!!
Not only am I terrified that she will a reaction to eggs and nuts and that we will eventually have to rush her to the E.R because she has stopped breathing. I am very saddened, now she can't enjoy the great foods with these two ingredients in them. Which is quit a bit if you set and think about it. So we try to enjoy what we can and leave eggs and nuts aside!
We made it a learning activity, she counted the marshmellows. |
she could hardly resist sticking the gooey spoonful into her mouth! |
Butter the dish so they dont stick! |
She sure didnt like this messy hands after buttering the pan. |
the best part is licking the spoon!! Another one of the things she can't do with cake batter's and cookie doughs because they contain eggs. |
Ready to eat the yummy treats! |
I love cooking with my sweetie! One day I hope she passes that on to her child too!