Introducing Delicardo Foodcards – Your Dining Assistant.

• How do you describe your allergies to a waiter or chef?
• Are you sure you covered everything?
• After he leaves to go place your order, did you forget to tell him one other thing about what you can not eat?
• What if the waiter forgets to mention something to the kitchen or says the wrong thing?
• What happens if you are travelling? Do you know how to describe your allergies to someone in their native language?

Delicardo Foodcards can help you get through these situations. The Delicardo Foodcard contains all the information a food preparation professional could need. It lists the food you can and can not eat. It even tells them where these allergic reaction-inducing ingredients can be most commonly found.

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Hallowe’en approaches again. Be safe, be Scarey!

Don’t be scared, be scarey!

Halloween is a fun time and can be for all kids.

Last year I posted my 6 Steps to a safer Halloween. They still apply, so apply them to your Halloween this year.

Remember, point number 1; Don’t put the Epipen inside the costume! It may seem obvious, but some kids/parents may think the costume dosen’t look as good with a Epi-belt around the waist.

Find a way to make it look good. If the costume is a pirate, put the Epipen on the pirate’s belt in a black sack. Make a belt the same color as the costume so it blends in. There are ways to make it work.

If you are going to include the Epipen into the costume, how are you doing it? Leave us a comment.