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There’s something sacred about this time of year, the crisp air, cozy sweaters, and the irresistible aroma of spices warming the kitchen. From pumpkin pies to roasted vegetables, every dish becomes a celebration of comfort and connection.

The holidays are a time to gather, share stories, and savor the flavors that make life feel abundant. But for families like mine, navigating food allergies, sensitivities, and special dietary needs, hosting a holiday feast can sometimes feel more stressful than joyful.

Thanksgiving has always been a time for gratitude, laughter, and a table overflowing with love and food. I still remember that crisp November day, the scent of rosemary and baked macaroni swirling through our kitchen. Our little boy was just 8 months old, sitting in his high chair, eyes wide...