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Wisconsin Celaic & Food Allergy Expo
That's why organizers of this event say this kind of
awareness is incredibly important for helping people
recognize the symptoms of a food allergy, and then working
with them to change their diet or surroundings.
"There are so many products in a classroom alone that
contain gluten. All the way from the glue, to the Play-Doh,
to possibly a noodle table that it would have for like a
preschool setting," event coordinator Jennifer Knauf said.
"So a lot of it is about going into the community and
going into the schools and educating people on what is
this gluten, where can we find it, and where are these
allergines that these children are allergic to."
Over 30 booths set up throughout the day for people to
sample and buy dairy free and peanut free food, as well as
try gluten free products, which help people with Celiac's
disease because their bodies can't digest the protein in
gluten.
Please note that Expo details are subject to change.
Always contact Expo management directly for up to
date contest details or any questions. And be sure to
visit the Expo website for all information:
www.expowi.com
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