RE: Dinner Cruise experience

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what are "almond butter bars" and "souffle bread"? sounds good.-UC - 1 yearSCD - 3.5 months 100% strict and 4 months restricted diet.Asacol - 4 pills 3 times a day - hopefully scd will help me get off these!

No more Hydrocortisone or Prednisone!To: BTVC-SCD From: caralycalmom@...Date: Mon, 26 Oct 2009 03:28:09 +0000Subject: Dinner Cruise experience

My 14 year old son went to his first homecoming event last night. It was a dinner cruise and I wasn't about to trust anything that was going to be served. I roasted a chicken, cooked some green beans, carrots and broccoli, made souffle bread and almond butter bars, and opened a can of pears and made up a dinner in a foil pie plate and plastic container. I had contacted the vice principal, who contacted the company running the ship and was told that this would be okay. I was hoping that someone would be able to warm up his plate for him.

A friend who works at the school took charge of his bag of food, so he wouldn't have to carry it around. (That was so nice of her!) The chef let her reheat it in a convection oven and then he arranged it on a nice plate and had it sent out to my son. Everyone commented on how good his food looked and he was happy to get to eat off a real plate and not foil! He didn't feel weird at all and no one made a big deal out of it. I was so happy that it went well!

It's so nice when people are willing to help out, even just a little bit to make this whole diet easier to deal with!

Liz

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[Guest guest]

Liz, how wonderful for your son. I hope he is feeling better. He probably had

the best dinner of all!

PJ

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> My 14 year old son went to his first homecoming event last

night. It was a dinner cruise and I wasn't about to trust anything that was

going to be served. I roasted a chicken, cooked some green beans, carrots and

broccoli, made souffle bread and almond butter bars, and opened a can of pears

and made up a dinner in a foil pie plate and plastic container. I had contacted

the vice principal, who contacted the company running the ship and was told that

this would be okay. I was hoping that someone would be able to warm up his

plate for him.

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> A friend who works at the school took charge of his bag of food, so he

wouldn't have to carry it around. (That was so nice of her!) The chef let her

reheat it in a convection oven and then he arranged it on a nice plate and had

it sent out to my son. Everyone commented on how good his food looked and he

was happy to get to eat off a real plate and not foil! He didn't feel weird at

all and no one made a big deal out of it. I was so happy that it went well!

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