If you are going to a party do you expect the host to have food for yours or anyone's dietary concerns?
Television personality Kathie Lee says that it's proper to let the host know about your diet when you accept the invitation but to not expect anything. If you are really that worried you can always bring your own snacks which will be safer anyway since you know how they were prepared and you don't have to worry about getting sick.
Read more: http://klgh.today.msnbc.msn.com/_news/2012/07/03/12543988-should-hosts-cater-to-restricted-dieters?lite
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Kathie Lee says that it's proper to let the host know about your diet when you accept the invitation but to not expect anything.
Posted by: HostingHQ | 10/15/2012 at 11:59 PM