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Just Want to Talk | Last Active: Oct 16, 2022 | Replies (2439)Comment receiving replies
@fiesty76
Hi,
Spinach is a common culprit for some kind of allergic reaction. My daughter always got an itchy throat and lips when she was growing up whenever she tried to eat cooked spinach. I couldn’t eat fresh clams without the same reaction. Today neither of us have these reactions. Maybe it’s just the fact that you ate too much spinach and it may not have happened if you just ate it occasionally. I don’t know but I hope the itchiness went away. Too bad as fresh spinach is so versatile.
I don’t know anyone personally who is allergic to sweets lol.
FL Mary
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@imallears, Thanks for this information about spinach! My daughter broke out with patchy "rings" in her mouth as a child when eating strawberries. She loved them but they didn't love her and the humor of it was that she was red haired and strawberry was one of her several nicknames....Froggie was another but that is a story for another day...lol Bet Leonard, @jakedduck1, would agree that allergy to sweets not only don't exist but are virtually unconstitutional. Smiles