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TOP 5 VEGAN LIP BALMS ALPHA GAL FRIENDLY NOTE: An email from each company indicates that these lip balms should be safe if you have an Alpha Gal allergy, but, as always, please do your own research for safety. Also, note the dates of the information, and be aware that companies may change their formulas at any time, and this article may not reflect those changes. 1. Alida Pure Fragrance Free Lip Balm, Vegan (4.6 Stars on Amazon) From the Company: “ Thank you for your inquiry and interest in our lip balm. We are certified by PETA, and Leaping Bunny.  Our products are 100% vegan and do not contain any animal or mammal by-products.  Our products do not contain seaweeds, or any seaweed products.  We manufacture vegan lip balm.” ( info@alidapurebodycare.com , 01-25-25) Alida Vegan Lip Balm is a popular product for those who prefer cruelty-free and plant-based skincare. Here are some of the features we love about this lip balm: Vegan & Cruelty-Free : It's made with no anim...

  NOTE: This recipe may be safe for people with an alpha gal allergy, depending on the ingredients that you use. Please check your ingredients for safety. We were curious to see if this rack from Amazon would really work... and we love it! These came out juicy and crispy, and the rack cleaned up easily. Win! Win! This is the rack that we used: Chicken Leg Rack with Drip Tray Chicken Drumstick Seasoning 1 tsp salt 1 tsp pepper 1 Tbsp garlic powder * 1 Tbsp onion powder * 1 Tbsp Italian seasoning * 1 Tbsp smoked paprika We bake these at 400° for about 45 minutes, depending on the size of the drumsticks. *McCormick's Allergen Statement can be found here . Let us know if you try this, and how it works out for you! Please like and subscribe to our channel! NOTE: Links in this post may be affiliate links. If you make a purchase through our links, we may receive a small commission at no additional cost to you. Thank you for supporting our channel! #alphagal #alphagalallergy #alphagalrecip...

  Crazy Cake, also known as Depression Cake, originated during the Great Depression in the 1930s.  With ingredients in short supply and rationed, home bakers had to get creative with their recipes.  This cake omits eggs, milk, and butter—basic staples that were difficult to obtain during that time—relying instead on simple pantry ingredients like flour, sugar, vinegar, and cocoa powder.  The name "Crazy Cake" is believed to reflect the unconventional, eggless preparation, while "Depression Cake" highlights its historical context as a practical and affordable dessert for families facing economic hardship.  Despite its humble origins, it remains a popular, nostalgic treat, and it is definitely one of our favorites! NOTE: This recipe may be safe for people with an Alpha Gal allergy, depending on the ingredients that you use. Please check your ingredients for safety. Crazy Cake  Sift together:  1 1/2 c. organic flour ( Not bleached or enriched!)  1 c....

  NOTE: This recipe may be safe for people with an Alpha Gal allergy, depending on the ingredients that you use. Please check your ingredients for safety.  Candied sweet potatoes are a beloved side dish at Thanksgiving, known for their rich, sweet flavor and comforting texture.  Typically made by roasting or baking sweet potatoes, they are then coated in a syrupy mixture of brown sugar, butter, cinnamon, and sometimes marshmallows, creating a luscious, caramelized glaze.  This dish adds a perfect balance of sweetness and warmth to the Thanksgiving spread, complementing savory main courses like turkey and stuffing.  Candied sweet potatoes are often passed around the table as a family favorite, evoking feelings of nostalgia and tradition, making them an essential part of the holiday meal. This is one of our family's favorites!  We've been making this for years, and if we need to make more or less than 6 sweet potatoes, we just follow a simple formula:  1...