Stocking Allergy-Safe Foods | Megan's Minute

Thinking about creating an allergy-friendly food storage pantry? Blogger Megan Lavin is here to help. She shares smart advice for organizing a food storage pantry – so you never run short of allergy-friendly foods.

When safe food brands went missing from grocery shelves during the pandemic, Megan worried for her sons with food allergies. “I vowed to never be that vulnerable again.” Now she shares the wisdom of her learning curve in figuring out a food storage system that works.

Her video covers:
• ‘Why’ keep a food storage pantry for food allergies. Hint: It’s not just for crises.
• Her system to organize foods, and rotate through products.
• How to avoid waste.

“We can’t swap brands as easily as people without food allergies. Knowing that I have a stock of things for my boys gives me great comfort,” says Megan.

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[MzCAGOMEA]

Rice and beans are our must. We buy 20lb bags of rice because it's mostly what my middle child will eat. I cook rice every single day. We have over 14 food allergies and don't have a pantry. I put a plastic 3 story shelf from Walmart in our one little storage closet and we put food on it. The closet has shoes, Christmas decorations, the whole Christmas tree, the vacuum cleaner and food. 🤣🤣
When covid hit We were at a local food bank crying because there was so much food but we couldn't hardly eat any of it. I will never forget that day.

[blackallergymama]

Megan, what do you do with the items that have surpassed their "sell by date"?