Heather Martin
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- Sep 25, 2026
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She started an allergy-friendly snack brand. Now, the Girl Scouts are selling her cookies (opens the original)
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Denise Woodard remembers standing in her home kitchen in 2019, already thinking big. “We had one other employee, and I was like, ‘We’re going to make a Girl Scout cookie one day,’” she recalls. “I think she thought I had lost the plot!” Stream Philadelphia News for free, 24/7, wherever you are with NBC10. As a dietitian and food-allergy parent, I know first-hand the terror of the first reaction you see. It may unfold in just seconds, but dealing with the implications can take a lifetime. You lea
She started an allergy-friendly snack brand. Now, the Girl Scouts are selling her cookies (opens the original)
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Denise Woodard remembers standing in her home kitchen in 2019, already thinking big. “We had one other employee, and I was like, ‘We’re going to make a Girl Scout cookie one day,’” she recalls. “I think she thought I had lost the plot!” Stream Connecticut News for free, 24/7, wherever you are. As a dietitian and food-allergy parent, I know first-hand the terror of the first reaction you see. It may unfold in just seconds, but dealing with the implications can take a lifetime. You learn to make s
She started an allergy-friendly snack brand. Now, the Girl Scouts are selling her cookies (opens the original)
Read excerpt
Denise Woodard remembers standing in her home kitchen in 2019, already thinking big. “We had one other employee, and I was like, ‘We’re going to make a Girl Scout cookie one day,’” she recalls. “I think she thought I had lost the plot!” As a dietitian and food-allergy parent, I know first-hand the terror of the first reaction you see. It may unfold in just seconds, but dealing with the implications can take a lifetime. You learn to make substitutes for your mealtime staples or pack homemade snac
She started an allergy-friendly snack brand. Now, the Girl Scouts are selling her cookies (opens the original)
Read excerpt
Denise Woodard remembers standing in her home kitchen in 2019, already thinking big. “We had one other employee, and I was like, ‘We’re going to make a Girl Scout cookie one day,’” she recalls. “I think she thought I had lost the plot!” As a dietitian and food-allergy parent, I know first-hand the terror of the first reaction you see. It may unfold in just seconds, but dealing with the implications can take a lifetime. You learn to make substitutes for your mealtime staples or pack homemade snac
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