Snack Ideas for traveling via car: pretzels, baby carrots, cookies, allergy friendly deli meats and cheeses wrapped, allergy friendly candy
Hotels:
Some hotels have gone an extra step in order to create room(s) that are allergy – asthma friendly. Do call ahead and make sure that the rooms that your need are available.
Americas Best Inns and Suites: americasbestinns.com
Comfort Inn Boston: comfortinnboston.com
The Copley Square Hotel: thecopleysquarehotel.com
Hilton Chicago O’Hare Airport: hilton.com
Residence Inn Nashua Merrimack: marriott.com
The Lenox Hotel: lenoxhotel.com
Pure Rooms – check out purerooms.com they have a listing of hotels in major cities – the most allergy friendly system on the market – 7 step process – Every surface and source of contaminants is treated to minimize likelihood that bacteria, viruses, mold spores, dust & dust mites ever become present. Systems are put in place to maintain fresh, healthy ongoing environment.
Travel:
Allergy Trails: allergytrails.com
Review sites for allergy and gluten folks
Allergy Free Mouse: www.allergyfreemouse.com (guide to Disney World)
Staffer review: try Disney’s Vision Quest, they served a great allergen friendly meal.
Eating:
Allergy Free Mouse: www.allergyfreemouse.com (guide to Disney World)
Allergy Trails: allergytrails.com
Cheeseburger in Paradise: cheeseburgerinparadise.com/Our-Menu/Gluten-Free-Menu.aspx (for gluten free, depending on your other allergies if this menu would be a good to fit.)
Gluten Free Registry: glutenfreeregistry.com is a great site for listing bakers, caterers, grocers and more together. Although specifically centered around gluten items, if you look at something that you may be interested in, their site have a listing of the other allergens. For instance I found a Chick-fil-A that was listed and their website said that in that they cooked exclusively with peanut oil.