Miss Manners: She left in tears after bringing food that my family couldn’t eat
After she left, my husband threw the food out. Later, when he gave her the empty plate back, he told her it would have put ...
Miss Manners: She left in tears after ignoring my family’s food allergies
DEAR MISS MANNERS: My husband and four of our seven children have allergies to various foods, including pork, mushrooms and ...
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Miss Manners: Woman who gifted us food left crying after husband’s bluntness about food allergies
One woman would say, “I know you said no (ingredient), but once you taste this, you can take an antihistamine and it will be ...
Miss Manners: I can’t keep accepting food that will make my family sick
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Miss Manners: Husband’s gruff reply to church lady, who brought over a meal, had her in tears
She'd brought over a dish while his wife was in the hospital, but it contained allergens and they wouldn't be able to eat it.
Miss Manners: Well-wishers ignore family’s food allergies
Some members of the meal train to help the letter writer disregard the family’s food allergies.
Miss Manners: Your meal prep will kill my kids
In today's Miss Manners column, advice columnist Judith Martin provides guidance on how to gracefully refuse dishes containing allergens while still acknowledging the giver's good intentions.
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Miss Manners: How do we politely talk with people about our family members’ food allergies?
Your husband wants the onion-and-pork lady to understand that the family allergies are not mere preferences, and he probably sees the antihistamine comment as a disrespectful topping. He thinks it is ...
Miss Manners: Church friend doesn’t take my allergies seriously; husband is fed up
Your husband wants the onion-and-pork lady to understand that the family allergies are not mere preferences, and he probably sees the antihistamine comment as a disrespectful topping. He thinks it is ...
Miss Manners: Is it rude to refuse food if you have a severe allergy?
One woman would say, “I know you said no (ingredient), but once you taste this, you can take an antihistamine and it will be ...
Miss Manners: A church lady donates food that a family can’t eat — then leaves in tears
A well-meaning church lady brought food to a family after an accident, knowing it contained ingredients the family was allergic to. She was berated after bringing the same dish again.
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