Freedible.com
is a brand new food start up that is fighting for a cause; this July 4th
they’re launching a new campaign to declare your independence from food
restrictions. This new social network is specifically designed for all of us
who are restricted from food because of allergies, or because we feel better
when leaving certain foods out of our diets. The network is a unique and
fun way to connect with others who share similar food concerns, needs, habits,
and desires. Their clever motto, "because food is not
one-size-fits-all," speaks to me and I'm sure that it speaks to many of
you.
Here's how it works:
1. Navigate to the site. Open an account - use Facebook if you
can because it makes the login super easy.
2. Set up your profile: With the help of the organized tabs,
simply locate your profile towards the top right and editing is a click away.
Write a short bio before selecting one or more of the food restrictions you
have, be it dairy, nuts, gluten, top 8 allergens, vegetarianism, etc. If you
fill this out by the end of this month you get entered to win a grand prize!
3. Have fun using the site! It features a community cookbook
where you can search recipes for some 50 different restrictions, getting
started guides, and a custom blogs directory to help you find ones that are
relevant to the way you eat. Specifically learn how to handle these
restrictions for kids and adults. You can read their lists of food ingredients
to watch out for or explore their delicious recipes. Don't forget about their
"TableTalk" discussion forums to share conversation with people who
might have different diets, but face similar issues, as well as their numerous
affinity groups to communicate with individuals who share your specific issue
or dietary needs. Finally, if and when you're ready to share a meal, you can
use the recipes search to find a meal that all
your guests can eat.
On
the 4th, Americans gather to eat, watch fireworks
and celebrate our freedom, which is why Freedible, Inc. is the perfect subject
for this holiday post.
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