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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP, whole foods sells allergen free kids muffins. Abe's brands. Just find a place to buy these in bulk.

https://www.abesmuffins.com/

Also, I skip laundry for the kids every week. It's not going to hurt anyone. Twice a month is fine.

For dinners, just get used to basic cooked meat and roasted/microwaved vegetable side for weekdays. This is quick and easy and you don't need to prep it on the weekends. For instance, our dinner: Air fryer panko chicken breasts and roasted asparagus.

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PS, also for other allergy friendly snacks, look at Made Good bars and products.[/quote]

Abes suck. Sorry not sorry. They are gross and MadeGoodbars are great in a pinch when you have to use individually-packaged snacks but they have no fiber and no protein. Yall are seriously ladysplaining being a parent to a kid with allergies who still needs their nutritional needs met. GO GET A JOB. [/quote]

Compare the 1g protein and 1g fiber muffins you linked to these: [url]https://thenaturalnurturer.com/veggie-loaded-chocolate-protein-muffins/#recipe[/url] they have 7g protein and 8g fiber. [/quote]

That's great, I ain't got no time to whip these up, apparently you do? F off you out of touch DCUM rich you know what. [/quote]

I make 65k per year still dont waste my money buying sugar bars vs making a batch of muffins. [/quote]

And you sound miserable and you ACTUALLY HAVE TIME TO MAKE A BATCH OF MUFFINS ALL THE TIME(?!?!) which makes you judgmental you know what of parents who don't have that kinda time. I'm judgmental of your judgmentalness. Go get over yourself.[/quote]

No Im pointing out that the suggestion to BUY pre-made goods isnt a choice OP is willing to make so stop harping on it. She asked for other alternatives and yall kept going so I thought I could make it more clear why that isnt an option for some people. Each parent has to make hard choices. OP already told yall that the muffins are staying. Give her other suggestions. Maybe its only changing the sheets bi weekly. Maybe its doing more during the week. Maybe its hiring a cleaner. [/quote]

That's fine, but someone made a suggestion and someone else then followed up with insulting the parent to "get a job" rather than just politely explaining why it doesn't work. So they got insulted back.[/quote]

You are right. That was me and I apologize. This is a thorny issue for me and I responded unkindly. [/quote]

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