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		<title>By: ND DVM</title>
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		<description>This is really much harder than one might think.  There is cereal or extracts in so many things.  Soy sauce, who knew?

My son has a friend with celiac disease, and his mom always brings his own food and watches like a hawk (even though he is in high school and quite responsible.)  Our intentions are the best, but I didn&#039;t realize, for example, that just accidentally transferring a serving spoon from one dish to another could trigger serious problems lasting for days in her boy.  Your uncle may prefer just to visit and not worry about eating at the party.  You could provide some fresh fruit and veggies if you really want to offer him something besides a cup of tea.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>This is really much harder than one might think.  There is cereal or extracts in so many things.  Soy sauce, who knew?</p>
<p>My son has a friend with celiac disease, and his mom always brings his own food and watches like a hawk (even though he is in high school and quite responsible.)  Our intentions are the best, but I didn&#8217;t realize, for example, that just accidentally transferring a serving spoon from one dish to another could trigger serious problems lasting for days in her boy.  Your uncle may prefer just to visit and not worry about eating at the party.  You could provide some fresh fruit and veggies if you really want to offer him something besides a cup of tea.</p>
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