Not sure what country you are in, but in Canada, a lot of the foods at M&M are safe.  They label for cross contamination of peanuts, nuts, and manynother allergens.

Another idea, available from a grocery store, is shrimp with a sauce; or different kinds of cheese and crackers.

And chocolate, of course.

Pancakes made on a huge outdoor griddle with Canadian Maple Syrup chased down with cold cold Canadian Beer - Add A Hot tub on the upper boathouse deck and mix in a frozen lake that becomes a midnight lit skating rink.


Wishes for a healthy happy new year to you all.

No problem for us with the Friday's mozzarella sticks.  I also get those Cohen's mini hot dog thingies, and I'm making my own spinach & artichoke dip.  I bought an organic brand of tortilla chips which we've used before.  I'm also making stuffed potato skins (a Cooking Light recipe, really good) and mini Spanikopita using wonton skins, feta & spinach (Hungry Girl recipe).  I'll probably eat all of them myself though.  Daughter is pa only, not tna but we avoid.

For me, I'll be adding in a cocktail of Chambord vodka & raspberry seltzer.

Wholly Guacamole, tortilla chips & veggies.

I do pigs in a blanket myself.  I buy the mini hot dogs (I use a local brand), and Pepperidge Farm puff pastry, and just wrap the pastry around the weanies and bake.  DS loves them.

Does anyone have any suggestions for peanut free snacks that can be bought at the grocery store? I wanted to get some Mozzarella Sticks and Pigs in a Blanket type of food. Has anyone had any experience with these two foods that are safe? Any info is appreciated.

Thank you.