I'm planning DS's birthday party to be completely dairy free. It's for several reasons. I don't feel like worrying about everyone who wants to touch him or hold him, for starters. Also, it's tiring always having to be hyper vigilant at everyone else's parties. I thought this would be a nice break. I'm planning to make pasta, a big salad, meatballs ( well, I found some frozen ones) and maybe some chicken salad. I found a bakery that can do the cake ( they specialize in allergies) and we'll probably have a variety of "ice cream".
My mom is giving me sort of a hard time but I feel like if people don't like it, I don't really care!
Any thoughts? I personally don't think it's a big deal!
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Re: Birthday party menu
"I think people will want cheese with their pasta or if they make a meatball sandwich."
I think they'll survive!
DD is allergic to dairy and DS (twins) is allergic to peanuts. We did dairy and peanut free for their birthday party. Everyone knows about their allergies so I'm sure they assumed it would be dairy/peanut free. I don't think anyone noticed the lack of dairy or missed it. We had a hot dog bar (it was a Mickey/Minnie theme), steak tips, popcorn, pasta salad, chips, chicken fingers (from a local place), chicken salad sandwiches, safe chocolate dipped oreos, safe chocolate dipped rice krispie treats, and cake.
The best part- for ONCE not having to be stressed out!
The most relaxed I've been at a party or event since we got the diagnosis.