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How To Cook for People with Food Intolerances at Christmas Time with Jo Whitton | EP 315

How To Cook for People with Food Intolerances at Christmas Time with Jo Whitton | EP 315

Season 1 Episode 315 Published 2 years, 4 months ago
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Do you have someone asking for you to accommodate their food intolerances this Christmas? It can be frustrating to have to cook up multiple different dishes for multiple different people, especially on such a massive day as Christmas. In this episode we talk with someone who is an expert in this space and cooks for family members with food intolerances and allergies so that everyone can enjoy super tasty, fulfilling meals and also make sure the cook isn’t a slave to the stove all day. In this episode there are lots of practical and simple tips to make cooking for any occasion stress free.

On this episode we chat with: 

  • How food is connected to anxiety disorders
  • The connection between grains and OCD
  • Why food intolerances are not that hard to manage 
  • Why people think cooking is hard 
  • The problem with medical doctors and food 
  • How to prepare food for Christmas 
  • The secret herb and spice hack to make everything taste good 
  • What if you decide to eat all the bad food anyway?
  • Meal prep planning for people with food intolerances (or allergies)
  • Practical tips to make the cooking much easier at big events 
  • Preparing your gut to be strong through Christmas 
  • The role of broth and sauerkraut in gut health 
  • What’s the difference between a busy person and a stressed person


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Music: Tropic Love by "Diviners feat. Contacreast"

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