Thanksgiving is right around the corner! If your menu plan includes bread, you may be stressing over finding a safe and tasty version. These options will help you Serve Allergy Friendly Eats. Be sure to follow our blog to receive all the #SAFEHacks!

Problem: You need allergy friendly-bread for your bread basket or as a base for stuffing.

Solution: There are plenty of recipes and ways to make allergy-friendly bread. Bread is fun to make with your children, so be sure to get them involved!

Egg- and Dairy-Free Options:

Packaged bread and rolls often include, or have cross contaact with, allergens. Making tasty dinner rolls is simple. But who has the time? Make them ahead and freeze! Warm them in the oven before serving.

Here are 2 options that are sure to become family favorites:

• Make Dinner Roll dough in a bread machine using the dough cycle or use your favorite safe bread recipe. Divide into 16 pieces and shape into rolls. Let rise and bake.
• Warm and fluffy Butterhorn Crescent Rolls are better than anything that pops out of a can. And they are super easy to make!

Wheat- and Gluten-Free Options:

If you need to avoid wheat and gluten in addition to milk and egg, you can still serve tasty bread on your holiday table.

• Gluten-Free, Milk-Free, Egg-Free Sweet Potato Bread uses King Arthur Gluten-Free Bread Mix and sweet potato puree.
• Gluten-Free Sandwich Bread makes great stuffing! Cut into cubes and dry in the oven to use in your favorite stuffing recipe.
• If you already have a favorite gluten-free bread recipe, check out our 5 Tips for Baking Amazing Gluten-Free Sandwich Bread. These tips can help make good gluten-free bread even better.

Something a Little Different:

• Flaky Biscuits are a great alternative to complement your holiday dinner. These can be that can be dairy-, egg- and wheat/gluten-free. Cut out using leaf and acorn cookie cutters to add a fun twist.
• Make your stuffing without bread! There are other tasty options besides the traditional bread cubes.

Updated November 2018