If you chose Mike-sell's Mini Twists... you were correct!
While I used to love Snyder's pretzels, Mike-sell's was an easy switch for me. These pretzels are pretty similar in taste. But, it is still always important to check the labels because you never know when there might be a change. For example, I recently needed to buy pretzel sticks to cover in chocolate. After looking at the different brands and ingredient lists, I realized Snyder's were peanut-friendly. This means that the pretzel sticks were made in a different factory, without any peanut butter. While I won't know the reason for the switch, I was able to enjoy the sticks from Snyder's!
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Thursday, January 30, 2014
Wednesday, January 29, 2014
Which One Wednesday: Pretzel Edition
Everybody loves a salty snack, especially with the Superbowl just around the corner!
What brand of pretzels do you think I will be enjoying during the game? Mike-sell's Mini Twists or Snyder's Mini Pretzels?
Comment below with your best guess!
a. Mike-sell's Mini Twists
b. Snyder's Mini Pretzels
c. Both
d. Neither
Keep out of the nut house!
What brand of pretzels do you think I will be enjoying during the game? Mike-sell's Mini Twists or Snyder's Mini Pretzels?
Comment below with your best guess!
a. Mike-sell's Mini Twists
b. Snyder's Mini Pretzels
c. Both
d. Neither
Keep out of the nut house!
Monday, January 27, 2014
No ifs, ands, or NUTS!
EpiPen is the most prescribed epinephrine injector, used to
treat the life-threatening symptoms of anaphylaxis.
NOTE: Epinephrine injections are ALWAYS given in the outer thigh. Epinephrine injections are not a substitute for emergency medical care. ALWAYS call 911 when you or someone you know has been exposed to a life-threatening allergen.
EpiPens are dispensed as a two-pack because health
professionals believe that people who are at risk for anaphylaxis should always
carry two doses of epinephrine as an emergency back-up.
An EpiPen should be administered when there are visible signs
and symptoms of anaphylaxis, a life-threatening allergic reaction.
NOTE: Epinephrine injections are ALWAYS given in the outer thigh. Epinephrine injections are not a substitute for emergency medical care. ALWAYS call 911 when you or someone you know has been exposed to a life-threatening allergen.
Watch this blog for
upcoming training seminars to learn how to safely administer an epinephrine
injector. Learn to save a life!
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Sunday, January 26, 2014
Poll Answer
The correct answer is D! All of the top 10 candy bars contain peanuts
or peanut butter or have a “made in a factory that processes peanuts”! These included Reese’s, M&M’s, Snickers,
Hershey (some sizes), Kit Kat, Twix, 3 Musketeers, Hershey Cookies & Cream,
Milky Way, and Almond Joy.
Come back on Sunday for a new poll!
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Come back on Sunday for a new poll!
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Saturday, January 25, 2014
NUTS and Bolts of Food Allergies
Did you know…
Friends and family can make coping with food allergies much more manageable. How can you help?
- Food allergies are serious and should never be taken lightly. Don’t make jokes regarding anyone dealing with food allergies.
- Don’t force people with food allergies to try new foods. These folks have to be very careful with what they eat. If you are unsure about the ingredients or the preparation methods of an item, don’t suggest that allergy sufferers try it.
- Wash your hands after eating. You may have had something that contains peanuts, and any residue left behind on your hands could be transferred to someone else.
- Ask your friends about their allergies so you can be prepared and can help them make proper choices. Encourage them to carry their epinephrine injector.
- Be willing to seek emergency help. If a friend suffers a severe allergic reaction, call 911.
- Learn how to use an epinephrine injector. If your friend becomes unconscious or unable to self-inject, you must know how to properly use the injector.
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Thursday, January 23, 2014
Which One Wednesday: Snack Cake Answer
If you thought the Little Debbie Swiss Rolls were peanut-free, you were incorrect.
Little Debbie Swiss Rolls may have peanuts and tree nuts present. Thank goodness Hostess is back in business! Without Hostess, I wouldn't get Ho Hos of any kind!
Don't forget to check back again next Wednesday.
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Wednesday, January 22, 2014
Which One Wednesday: Snack Cake Edition
Ever struggled to find the perfect snack for your lunch? Or maybe wanted a small treat after school? Believe me when I say I am a sucker for snacks. However, which packaged cake do you think I can eat? Little Debbie Swiss Rolls or Hostess Ho Hos?
Comment below with your best guess!
a. Little Debbie Swiss Rolls
b. Hostess Ho Hos
c. Both
d. Neither
Comment below with your best guess!
a. Little Debbie Swiss Rolls
b. Hostess Ho Hos
c. Both
d. Neither
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