How to Keep Your Holiday Festivities Safe for Guests With Food Allergies

While we look forward to holiday feasts, we also want to make sure all of our guests are safe. Many Americans have food allergies that can turn a festive event into a medical emergency. Myo Quinn, senior editor of Simply Recipes, shares tips developed with registered dietician Micah Siva that will help ensure your party is all fun and no fear.

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