Safe for the Top 8 (including celiac disease) There are SO many kinds of Peeps out there now it's mind boggling. Marshmallow Peeps: These are gluten-free as well and do not contain egg ingredients gelatin is listed as an ingredient. Sweet Tarts "Eggs, Chicks and Bunnies": Egg and wheat allergy warnings. I don't recommend Jelly Belly just yet though they recently went "peanut-free." The company has reported that older bags of candy may still contain peanut flour. Starburst jellybeans, Gimbals jelly beans. Always check the label on these and contact Hershey for more info, but it looks like there is a fair amount to choose from these days.
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Not everything is free of nut warnings, but many of you have reported finding "safe" chocolate bunnies, chocolate eggs and more. Creme-filled and caramel Cadbury eggs have nut allergy warnings but the candy coated ones, called Cadbury Mini Eggs do not. Hershey has stated to me that they will always mark for cross-contact, so read the labels. The list below in no way encompasses everything out there, so I'm welcome to comments that share your "finds."Ĭhocolate eggs:Cadbury mini chocolate CANDY COATED eggs. Thanks in advance for this!įinally, if you're in the supermarket and want to pick something up, I've got a few suggestions that are safe for nut allergies since that is what I am most familiar with, but I also have a couple of choices safe for the Top 8 food allergies as well.
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Note: When commenting, please give your first name and an initial. I will announce the winner on Friday so that we can get your candy to you in time for Easter Sunday! Winner will be chosen at random. When commenting, I'd love to hear how you celebrate Easter nut-free (or other holidays nut-free, egg-free, wheat-free, dairy-free, etc.). May contain other food allergens such as egg and soy.Īll you have to do is comment on this post TODAY and TOMORROW ONLY (Wed. Yum! That certainly dresses up a nut-free Easter basket! Please note: this is peanut- and tree nut-free only.
The winner will receive: a dark chocolate Easter Bunny pop, a crispy rice chocolate bunny bar and a small Easter-shaped chocolate assortment (2.8 oz). However, Vermont Nut-Free was also kind enough to offer a nut-free chocolate Easter giveaway to readers of The Nut-Free Mom blog! VNF recently provided me with Easter chocolate and I can ship it to you directly.
Currently, Vermont Nut Free is backed up with Easter orders and can no longer guarantee Easter delivery. This is guaranteed, nut-free goodness made in a dedicated nut-free facility. Hurry though-they tend to sell out quickly-they're that good!įor nut allergies only (this is what my family deals with) we love, love, love Vermont Nut-Free Chocolate. Click the link to discover chocolate bunnies, jelly beans and other fabulously delicious "safe" candies for Easter. Now, onto the candy!ĭivvies is a fabulous choice for egg-, nut- and dairy-allergic people. I'll have more on non-edible suggestions in an upcoming post. Also, non-edible items are a big hit at my house and I encourage you to try those as well.
I'm happy to report that there seems to be more options than ever before that make it a lot easier on EB. For those of us dealing with peanut allergies and other food allergies at Easter, we often feel like the Easter Bunny may have a sparse basket to share with our food-allergic kids and family members.
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