Ever wonder what to serve at a birthday party with various food allergic tots?  Well Sue over at the Living My Dream blog has gone above and beyond to share the answer.  To make her daughter's 3rd birthday special, she juggled not only her daughter's milk allergy, but the allergies of guests as well.  Making a dairy, peanut, chocolate, and strawberry free party look easy, Sue shares her entire menu and some great recipes to boot!  Read on for tons of delicious ideas that are sure to fill your happy little guests tummies and your fridge!

The Satya Interview by Angela Starks - Milton Mills, M.D. is associate director of preventative medicine at the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine (PCRM). He has been instrumental in PCRM's campaign to highlight the dairy bias in the U.S.'s Dietary Guidelines [see sidebar], particularly in the context of lactose intolerance and racial differences:

Back to school dates seems to be sneaking up on us.  Before you know it, lunch boxes will be flying out the door … but what will they be filled with?  With so many unhealthy options tempting children at school, sending them off with some good nutrition seems ever more important.  Not to mention, with the rising occurrence of special diets, from vegan living to food allergies and celiac disease, tasty homemade foods may be a necessity.  Luckily, there are some simple lunch box ideas that can be easily customized to just about any diet:

The USDA has ordered a recall on several Ian's frozen turkey food products. This recall was issued after several complaints were received in regards to an allergic reaction because of an ingredient that was not listed on the label.  Ian's Natural Foods is recalling approximately 12,894 pounds of frozen turkey products because they contain non-fat milk, a known allergen, which is listed on the label.  Read on for further details...