We have tips to make your Easter holiday great! Holidays can be difficult for singles. Sometimes a person may feel lonely, even when surrounded by family members.
Who says that Easter eggs are only for kids? Whether you are a single mother or a single father or a child-free single, dying Easter eggs remains a fun Easter tradition to enjoy! As an avid label reader, you may have avoided coloring eggs, after reading the artificial colors listed on most dye sets. With natural dyes, you can create a variety of colors and patterns.
Remember that Easter eggs make cute (& nutritional) gifts, when you nestle them in some Easter grass. Share them with your sweetie, your family, your pastor & your friends!
If you are a single parent living with food allergies, Easter eggs enable you to shift your children’s focus away from Easter candy. Choose from among 11 creative Easter egg activities to keep your family entertained.
Egg allergy? Kristi shared how to make Easter eggs out of jello!
Dairy allergy? Why not enjoy dairy-free hot cross buns as a special treat on Good Friday?
On Easter morning, act like a kid and make gluten free, diary free, nut free, soy free Easter cereal bars.
After church, a highlight of Easter is often Easter dinner. If you enjoy cooking, you may want to prepare gluten free lamb shanks and dairy free Easter bread.
We wish a safe & happy Easter holiday to all Singles With Food Allergies who celebrate Easter!
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