September 11, 2014 // by Lene Andersen
Eating out when you have food allergies is an adventure akin to playing Russian roulette. Funnelcake at the fair. Thankfully, no nuts in the booth. It’s not Russian roulette because restaurants don’t try to accommodate you — they do – but because the staff in restaurants have a varying understanding of what food allergies mean….
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