lunchbox idea for Gina mango allergy

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I have never heard of this until my Mom ate a mango a few years ago for the first time and she was covered with hives. She isn't one for tropical fruit so she never had any idea she would be allergic. Can you eat papaya? She has no problem with papaya, it's a different fruit but still reminds me of being along the same line. DonnaKeltic Girl <aithneelecktra wrote:

 

I love mangos, however... sadly, I am allergic to them! :o/ I will have to save up for one!Amy <sandpiperhiker wrote: > I don't currently have one, but my husband and I had talked about > getting one a while back! That is a great idea! Have you ever made> fruit rollups that way?Often! They're great for hiking. Some fruits are too thin when youpuree them, but if you add applesauce they work great. My favorite ismango (thick enough alone). And you can sprinkle them with stuff likeshredded coconut, ground nuts... yummy.

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wow.

Ya know, I went out to pick my cherry tomatoes, and I got hives, so then I told my son to do it, and he got the same, I guess we are allergic to the leaves.

GOOD! now hubby has to do it mwahahahaha!

hugs,

Chanda

 

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purplepassion

Monday, September 12, 2005 6:30 PM

Re: Re: lunchbox idea for Gina mango allergy

 

I have never heard of this until my Mom ate a mango a few years ago for the first time and she was covered with hives. She isn't one for tropical fruit so she never had any idea she would be allergic. Can you eat papaya? She has no problem with papaya, it's a different fruit but still reminds me of being along the same line. DonnaKeltic Girl <aithneelecktra wrote:

I love mangos, however... sadly, I am allergic to them! :o/ I will have to save up for one!Amy <sandpiperhiker wrote: > I don't currently have one, but my husband and I had talked about > getting one a while back! That is a great idea! Have you ever made> fruit rollups that way?Often! They're great for hiking. Some fruits are too thin when youpuree them, but if you add applesauce they work great. My favorite ismango (thick enough alone). And you can sprinkle them with stuff likeshredded coconut, ground nuts... yummy.

"In the present position of the planets, it's impossible to say;Just when I'll find my course again, with the boulders in my way.I should be rolling down the skyway on my cosmic wheels;Instead of stumbling down this highway on my boots of steel"Source: Cosmic Wheels by Donovan

 

 

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