(StatePoint) Planning to host a holiday feast but worried about accommodating different dietary needs? Gone are the days of serving bland alternatives or making multiple separate meals. With some smart planning, you can create a stunning holiday spread that naturally works for everyone at your table.<\/p>\n
Below is the ultimate cheat sheet for transforming traditional recipes into home-cooked, organic and allergy-friendly alternatives that taste as good as they are convenient:<\/p>\n
\u2022 Hosting someone who is lactose intolerant? Use coconut milk instead of heavy cream as the base for creamy dishes.<\/p>\n
\u2022 Have a guest that doesn\u2019t eat meat? Try substituting turkey or ham with Amy\u2019s Kitchen Vegetable Pot Pie or Family Size Vegetable Lasagna. They are both savory and filling.<\/p>\n
\u2022 For those with gluten allergies, swap wheat flour cup-for-cup with gluten-free flour in most baked goods.<\/p>\n
\u2022 Tired of the same casseroles year after year? Say hello to Amy\u2019s Kitchen\u2019s new gluten-free Aged Cheddar Mac & Cheese. It offers all the comfort with zero regrets.<\/p>\n
\u2022 For the ultimate holiday host hack, stock your pantry with allergen-free soups for those \u201cOh, you\u2019re vegan?\u201d moments. Amy\u2019s Kitchen offers many delicious options that are gluten free and dairy free, from a Vegetable Jambalaya to a hearty 3 Bean Vegetable Chili.<\/p>\n
The best part? Your guests without dietary restrictions won\u2019t even realize they\u2019re enjoying allergen-free dishes! These alternatives are so delicious that everyone will be too busy savoring the meal to play \u201cspot the substitute.\u201d<\/p>\n
Offering allergy-friendly options has never been more convenient, as Amy\u2019s Kitchen products are available at virtually every supermarket near you. Want more inclusive feast ideas? Follow @amyskitchen on Instagram for your daily dose of food inspiration.<\/p>\n
Remember that the best holiday gift is everyone actually getting to eat the food you served. By thinking of dietary needs as a chance to explore new flavors, you can create a holiday spread that goes from \u201cSorry, you can\u2019t eat that\u201d to \u201cSeconds, anyone?\u201d<\/p>\n
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