This is an easy recipe to make, and the explosion of fresh fruit flavors tastes just like summer. You can modify the fruit filling to use whatever you have on hand (apples, nectarines, etc.). The topping is nice and light, and you will not miss the butter found in other cobblers, I promise.

My 3 1/2 year old Luke is a lover of anything sweet. He loves cookies, candy, gum, cupcakes, chocolate... anything made with sugar, and sprinkles make things extra special.
Last week, he found a new bag of mini chocolate cookies in the pantry when he was rustling through there looking for a snack. I found this yummy new product at Whole Foods the day before. He brought the bag to me and asked "Can I have some of these for my snack?". I poured about 8 in a bowl for him and he wanted the details...
"What are these called?"
"When did we get these?"
"Is that all I am having?"

Rashele and I elected to delve further into the depths of Mason’s suspected allergies. I say suspected because we became leery of the IgG results after reading more in depth some discouraging facts about the test and the inaccuracies that tend to occur with it. We consulted with an allergist who confirmed that the IgG is the least accurate in determining allergies for a variety of reasons. This is in part because the results are only as good as the lab doing the testing.
So we elected for a “back scratch” test and weigh the differences between it, and the IgG test.