Specific Food Allergies => Egg Allergy => Topic started by: Ree on March 30, 2013, 03:45:16 PM
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Title: Eggo Waffles
Post by: Ree on March 30, 2013, 03:45:16 PM
I've been giving my DS homemade mini muffins with eggs for the past 2 years for his daily dosing. I would just give 1/4 of a mini muffin, since more would give him a stomach ache. Well.. he got really tired of them. So we switched to Eggo mini waffles. We started with 1/4 of a mini and now he's eating 2 mini's per day. I've been waiting for the stomach aches, but nothing. Then it got me thinking.. maybe there isn't much egg in these.
Would love your thoughts! Do you think he's getting much of an egg dose in these?
Title: Re: Eggo Waffles
Post by: Jessica on March 31, 2013, 01:33:27 AM
4th on the list could be a pretty small amount. 1/4 of a mini muffin is about a bite? Doesn't seem like enough to get tired of it but then I haven't had to eat the same thing every day.
Title: Re: Eggo Waffles
Post by: Ree on April 01, 2013, 12:37:17 PM
I think after 2 years of eating it, he's done with muffins forever! Yes, it's 1 bite, more or less. I made a batch of 24 mini muffins with 2 eggs and froze them. Then, I would give him 1/4 of a mini muffin each day. I was kinda hoping I was giving him the same amount of eggs. He loves the Eggos and would eat as many as I'd give him. Wish I knew the egg content!!
Title: Re: Eggo Waffles
Post by: CMdeux on April 07, 2013, 02:31:22 PM
This is why I went with brownies. LOL. I make them as minimuffins, too, but there is no way that my chocoholic sugarmouse is ever getting THAT tired of fudge brownies.