Thanks to a reader for bringing my attention to Half-Baked Ideas, another nut-free bakery by Mount Pleasant and Davisville. The pull apart cakes look great. While the location may be out of the way for me, it looks like a great option for mid-towners!
Thanks for your blog- I'm a Cdn living overseas and planning a trip home in the summer with my p/a son who will be just turning 2 years old then. Lots of traveling around Southern Ontario visiting relatives in T.O., London and Ottawa. Your postings will help me out greatly- I'll keep stopping by- thanks again!
A blog about how one family is finding safe places to eat out in Toronto
Safety First
Always do your own research before eating out with a severely allergic child. Call ahead and speak with the restaurant owner or chef, remind the staff once you arrive. Ask once again before you order and when the food arrives. Always carry an epi-pen, medical information and a cell phone. Understand there is always a risk.
Since my 20 month old son was diagnosed with life-threatening peanut allergy, I've become the crazy nut lady!
In Toronto, eating out is almost a sport, and it's one that my husband and I enjoyed frequently, both with and without our tot.
An anaphylatic reaction to a dab of peanut butter smeared on toast pretty much put an end to that. Instantly, we stopped eating out. Even ordering in seemed fraught with stress.
By starting this blog, I'm hoping to find a 'new normal' A way to balance keeping our son safe, while still enjoying all that the city has to offer.
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Thanks for your blog- I'm a Cdn living overseas and planning a trip home in the summer with my p/a son who will be just turning 2 years old then. Lots of traveling around Southern Ontario visiting relatives in T.O., London and Ottawa. Your postings will help me out greatly- I'll keep stopping by- thanks again!
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