Since Raylan was diagnosed with a severe nut allergy back in April at only 14 months old, we knew the upcoming Halloween would be so tricky and scary. He is allergic to Peanuts and Tree Nuts. Just about any candy that you see either contains nuts or has been manufactured on the same equipment that nuts have been on. We knew that we would have to examine every little piece of candy for the rest of his trick or treating years. Being a food allergy parent is so hard at times, but I can't even begin to imagine how hard it is on the child. I wanted to make the life of a nut allergy parent and child just a little bit easier, so I have put together a list of nut-free treats that children can have for Halloween. This list is also good for anyone who is giving out candy on Halloween as well. You never know what child may come to your home with a nut allergy.
Note: Always double check the packages for ingredients and allergen warnings before giving to an allergic child. You never know what ingredients could have changed.
Nut-Free Candy
Skittles
Starbursts
Tootsie Rolls
Tootsie Roll Pops
Dum Dums
Blow Pops
Laffy Taffy
Air Heads
Dubble Bubble
Hershey bars/kisses {only certain sizes...check each package!}
Sour Patch Kids
Pixie Stix
Nerds
Dots
Mike and Ike
Sweet Tarts
Twizzlers
Smarties
Ring Pops
Push Pops
Jolly Ranchers
Now & Laters
Pop Rocks
Fun Dip
York Peppermint Patties
Junior Mints
Whoppers
Lemon Heads
Red Hots
Milk Duds
Lifesavers
Caramel Apple Pops
Other Treats:
Most gummies-check each package
Marshmallow Peeps
Rice Krispie Treats {pre-packaged}
Goldfish
Utz Halloween Pretzels
Capri Sun
Hi-C
Sunny D
Do you know a child who has a food allergy? If so what treats do you give out on Halloween?
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