No-Oats Oatmeal Cookies by Enjoy Life
Another tasty allergy product treat
I love soft cookies, love them. As someone who is coping with both gluten and dairy sensitivities, and is the parent of an allergic child, soft cookies could be the one snack that I miss the most. When I see other parents giving their child a nice cookie for a midmorning treat, I have often sighed - and given my child a piece of fruit leather. I’m always on the lookout for allergy products that taste good and fit in my child’s diet.
Well, not any more! I now have a chewy soft cookie that my child can enjoy too.
This is only one of the six kinds of soft cookies that Enjoy Life makes. Each and every one is soft and delicious; I’ve taste-tested them all! Our personal favorite is the Snickerdoodles. (You have to love them just for the name alone!) However, each type of Enjoy Life cookies has something to offer the cookie connoisseur.
If you are worried because you have multiple allergies, this allergy product might just be the perfect one for you. All Enjoy Life treats, snacks and cereals are free from the *10 major allergens[http://www.allergyrelief101.com/food-allergies/], including gluten, dairy, peanuts, tree nuts, egg, soy, fish, shellfish, sulfites and sesame. The cookies are made in a dedicated nut and gluten-free facility. So, if you’ve got serious allergies to nuts or gluten, these products are safe for you.
One of the great things about these cookies is that they can even work for very young children. My 14-month-old daughter was as enthusiastic about these cookies as my 6-year-old son or my 42-year-old husband! Given a house of older and younger kids, as well as grandparents that visit on a weekly basis, it’s good to find a treat that will work for all ages.
Another great thing about these cookies is that you can send them in your child’s lunch box without fear. Many schools now are peanut and nut-free zones. That means no peanut butter cookies, which were my favorite soft cookie when I was a kid. Well, you can happily wrap up a couple of your favorite allergy product cookies and send them off to your child’s school, and never worry about whether your child shares them with their best friend.
~*Monique L. Attinger[http://www.allergyrelief101.com/monique-bio.aspx]
