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Need Gluten Free, Egg Free Kid Friendly Dessert Recipe

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tgrand Apprentice
tgrand
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Hey guys,

My daughter is gluten free and her class mate at Mother's Day Out is Egg Free and Peanut Free. The rest of the kids are "normal". He He Can anyone help me with a yummy toddler friendly gluten free, egg free, peanut free dessert recipe? They are having a Valentine's party for her 2 year old class soon and her teacher asked me to try to find something everyone could eat.

Thanks in advance!

TGrand :)

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missy'smom
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This may not be exactly what you're looking for but some kind of gelatin dessert might work as would pudding and whipped cream in some form. Both of these are very plain but you could get creative with the presentation and possibly decorate or garnish it. Red gelatin could be cut into hearts. I have also considered bringing one of those edible flower arrangements made of fruit, they're a little more pricey but have great visual appeal and are healthy.

Darn210 Enthusiast
Darn210
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I would have to concur . . . use the jellow jigglers recipe. We always do that at Halloween for a neighborhood party and all the kids (toddlers to teens) hit the jigglers before the cookies and rice crispy treats.

Susanna Newbie
Susanna
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How 'bout banana pudding? My 11 year old celiac son loves this: layer Mi-del Arrowroot cookies (or any gluten-free vanilla or sugar cookie) in a bowl, then instant vanilla pudding, then banana slices (or whatever fruit your kid likes--mandarin oranges would be great), then cool whip, then repeat layers, ending with cool whip. The funny thing is, this is such an easy, quick, no-fuss recipe, and every once in a while I think to make it and my whole family flips for it.

good luck.

Susanna

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