College is a transformative time in every young adult’s life, and luckily there are many schools who take food allergies as seriously as their students' futures. Spokin users have shared over 150 reviews for colleges nationwide. See the 20 Top Rated allergy-friendly schools to make college application season just a little bit easier. For more allergy-friendly college reviews, see our 2023 list of the Top 100 Allergy-Friendly Colleges!
It’s state fair season, which means ferris wheels, games and everything deep fried—which has us wanting to know what kind of oil is that?! We reached out to vendors across the country to find allergy-friendly options, including ingredients and preparation information. We’ve got your ticket to ensure a smooth ride.
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School’s out and camp is in! Summer camp is a great opportunity for kids with food allergies to gain independence, self-advocacy skills, and to have fun!
Whether you have a budding thespian, athlete, scientist, and yes, even chef, Spokin users have shared 25 allergy-friendly day camps across the country.California | Illinois | Indiana | Massachusetts | Michigan | New Jersey New York | Pennsylvania | Wisconsin | Multiple Locations
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With the right preparation, it’s absolutely possible for food allergy families to visit amusement parks. Guests with food allergies are protected under ADA regulations and may even be eligible for accommodations. Some parks explicitly allow people with food allergies to bring in outside food, but there are some parks that go the extra mile for food allergy families.
From big names like Disney to independent parks tucked away in the Midwest, we gathered the spots Spokin users love the most. So before you plan your next adventure, check out our list of the 17 most food-allergy friendly theme and water parks.
