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Tips to Avoid Food Allergy Dangers When Eating Out

Tips to Avoid Food Allergy Dangers When Eating Out (Premium)

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Did you know that one in thirteen children now have food allergies, and one in twenty-five adults? Those are the latest stats from the CDC. Given this, it pays for restaurants to cater to special dietary needs. But, intent and actual practice are two different things.

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