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Some of the most common resolutions involve our diet, our physical activity, and our budgets. This year, add a twist and consider how you might make a fresh, new start or adaptation that involves how you manage your family's food allergies. 

If Christmas had to pick one official dessert, cheesecake would certainly be in the running. If you have food allergies, however, cheesecake may be one of those allergy land-mines it’s easier to avoid. Or maybe not. 

If your house (or a house you’ll be visiting!) is getting ready to light the menorah and spin the dreidel, there’s likely to be some food involved. There are plenty of allergy-friendly recipes available that will allow you to share traditional dishes while avoiding your family’s list of allergens. 

Welcome to the holiday season. From the time the turkey hits the table to the time the giant, sparkly ball drops in Times Square, we’re knee deep in holly jolly festivities steeped in traditions. Many of those traditions involve food, which means that allergy families may enter this stretch with a bit of trepidation. How do you balance the fun and celebration with safety? These tips should help.