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Food Allergy friendly: Glow In the Dark Easter Egg Hunt

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April 4, 2012 By //  by Caroline Moassessi Leave a Comment

Now this idea is pure food allergy genius and the best part is….the inventor wasn’t trying to be  food allergy friendly!  This seriously cool idea looks like a blast and I’m going to try it out.  We’re Greek Orthodox, so I still have one more week to go before our Easter hits–we follow a different calendar–so I will get some good deals on plastic eggs.  My local Dollar Tree sells these bracelets so I can whip this out easy and quickly.
food allergy friendly Glow In the Dark Easter Egg Hunt
This idea and story came from www.mommysavers.com, who found it on another blog Raising Little Disciples.  You know how much I love a bargain, so I look forward to reading Mommysavers.com.
Thanks Judie and Brandy for sharing this fabulous ideas.  You ladies are the best!!!!
Have fun with food allergy Easter Ideas!!!
 

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Filed Under: Food Allergy Lifestyle, Holidays Tagged With: Easter, food Allergies

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