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mcle8232
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I have a support group meeting to attend in a few hours, and I planned on baking a banana bread but it didn't turn out :o

There's no way I'd subject anyone to it, not even my worst enemy :huh:

I had chips as a backup (Mission brand, I thought they were okay!) but after eating some last night I spent the whole night tossing and turning in bed with stomach cramps and loud grumblys.

I don't want to make everyone sick!

What is something 100% safe?

I'll need to stop at the grocer on the way there... maybe Pamela's cookies?

Even though I can't eat any of em (I'm dairy sensitive :( ).

Thanks!!

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You could always bring a fruit platter....or maybe some gluten-free pretzels

Good luck

Amanda

angel-jd1 Community Regular
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*Veggies and Ranch dip

*gluten-free cookies (I like glutino better than pamela's, but they are more expensive)

*gluten-free mini waffles and syrup

*pudding cups and plastic spoons

* Chips and salsa

*nuts

*fresh strawberries and reddi whip

-Jessica :rolleyes:

mcle8232 Apprentice
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STRAWBERRIES - Yes. That is ALL we have here. My husband eats them and bought some last night. He has been out golfing all day, it is beautiful weather today. When he gets home guess what he is gonna find in the fridge (chuckle)

NO STRAWBERRIES! :lol:

Okay, I'll be a good wife <_<

And pick some more up on the way home :P

Thanks for the suggestions!!

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