Barbecuing for Guests with Food Allergies
Barbecues are a great way to entertain friends and family.
You re not stuck in the
kitchen away from all the fun, it doesn t matter if people turn up early or late, and if
the weather’s fine the eating and drinking...
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Barbecuing for Guests with Food Allergies
Barbecues are a great way to entertain friends and family.
You re not stuck in the
kitchen away from all the fun, it doesn t matter if people turn up early or late, and if
the weather’s fine the eating and drinking can go on as long as you like.
But what do
you do if you are catering for someone with a food allergy?
Some allergies are more extreme than others – nut allergies can cause extremely
severe, life threatening reactions, while other people’s allergies may manifest as a
slight rash or headache.
So how do you approach this? First, of course, you need to know about any food
allergies.
Anyone who suffers from a severe allergy will probably let you know so
that any cross-contamination can be avoided – in fact if their allergy is serious, they
may well avoid eating at your barbecue and bring their own food.
It’s worth asking
for some recipe ideas too, as they will be expert at substituting ingredients in their
favourite dishes, and know
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