Smores party favor?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Cute, but my kid is allergic to dairy, so he wouldn't be able to eat it.

Where's the dairy in marshmallows or graham crackers?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Cute, but my kid is allergic to dairy, so he wouldn't be able to eat it.

Where's the dairy in marshmallows or graham crackers?

...the chocolate is touching the marshmallows and graham crackers.
Separate marshmallows are fine. Some graham crackers have a dairy warning.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Cute, but my kid is allergic to dairy, so he wouldn't be able to eat it.

Your kid wouldn't be able to eat cake or ice cream at the party either

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I'd let them eat it. But how would we turn that into smores?

Melt the marshmallows either over an oven burner or in microwave. Combine graham cracker, chocolate and marshmallow.

[Anonymous]

My kid would probably eat it in the car after the party.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My kid would probably eat it in the car after the party.

LOL! Mine, too.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Cute, but my kid is allergic to dairy, so he wouldn't be able to eat it.

Oh shut up. I hate when allergy moms pull this crap. Presumably OP will already know about your kid's allergies or you informed her of them and she'll have a separate treat for your child.

If you let the host know ahead of time maybe she could put dark choc in yours, or you could buy some and let your kid eat the rest.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My kid would probably eat it in the car after the party.

If I didn't get to it first.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Cute, but my kid is allergic to dairy, so he wouldn't be able to eat it.

Your kid wouldn't be able to eat cake or ice cream at the party either

Lol - I know
We always bring our own cupcake/slice of cake and something else in case the party is during meal time. I don't mention the allergy unless asked, and even then I make sure the host knows that we will bring something comparable. Parties are enough work to put together without factoring in trying to accommodate allergies.

[Anonymous]

I would let them eat it, but I bet the marshmallows would be stale.

[Anonymous]

I think it's really cute, OP. I love edible favors.

[Anonymous]

I think its lame. We don't eat marshmallows so it would get tossed.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I think its lame. We don't eat marshmallows so it would get tossed.

I've never met a kid who doesn't eat marshmallows.

Ditto for chocolate and graham crackers.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Cute, but my kid is allergic to dairy, so he wouldn't be able to eat it.

Oh shut up. I hate when allergy moms pull this crap. Presumably OP will already know about your kid's allergies or you informed her of them and she'll have a separate treat for your child.

Wow - I don't think the "shut up" was necessary. I did say it was a cute idea and my kid loves s'mores. Not exactly sure what "crap" you're referring to - I never expect parents to accommodate my kid and I feel bad when there are food treats in goody bags he can't eat because I know the host spent money on them and I don't like being wasteful.

Well then why even bothering to a thread that clearly doesn't apply to you?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Cute, but my kid is allergic to dairy, so he wouldn't be able to eat it.

Where's the dairy in marshmallows or graham crackers?

...the chocolate is touching the marshmallows and graham crackers.
Separate marshmallows are fine. Some graham crackers have a dairy warning.

This is the crap I'm talking about. Allergy mom just hijacked this thread.