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Gluten-Free Allergen-Free Halloween Candy Quick List 2009

Posted on October 6th, 2009 by Alison 10 Comments »

halloweencatTHE LIST BELOW IS FROM 2009. PLEASE GO TO THE UPDATED LIST: Allergen-Free Halloween Candy Quick List 2010

This is a quick list of Halloween candy (October 2009) that is gluten-free and free of the top 8 allergens. Note: I do not include coconut as a tree nut. Please, as always, double check ingredients and also check with the child’s parents before giving them any candy or allowing them to eat anything! I will not be held liable for any accident occurring due to the use of this list. It is meant as a guide only.

For a more complete listing, along with allergy statements, please read the Halloween Candy List – Gluten-Free Allergen-Free – 2009. For a gluten-free listing only, please read the Gluten-Free Halloween Candy Quick List.

AIRHEADS

  • Airheads Pops
  • Whistle Pops

ANNIE’S

  • Organic Bunny Fruit Snacks

CADBURY ADAMS

  • Swedish Fish
  • Sour Patch Soft and Chewy Candy Kids

CE DE CANDY

  • Smarties
  • Bubble Gum Smarties
  • Candy Money
  • Smarties in a Pouch
  • Tropical Smarties
  • X-TREME Sour Smarties
  • Smarties Parties
  • Smarties Double Lollies
  • Smarties Mega Lollies
  • Smarties Pops

ENJOY LIFE

  • Boom CHOCO Boom Dark Chocolate Bar
  • Boom CHOCO Boom Crispy Rice Bar
  • Boom CHOCO Boom Milk Bar

FARLEY’S AND SATHER’S

  • Super Bubble and Super Bubble Blast (manufactured in a facility that manufactures products containing traces of eggs)
  • Rain-Blo Pops (manufactured in a facility that manufactures products containing traces of milk and peanuts)
  • Atomic Fireball (manufactured in a facility that manufactures products containing traces of milk, egg, peanuts, tree nuts and/or soy protein)
  • Jawbreakers (manufactured in a facility that manufactures products containing traces of milk, wheat, peanuts, tree nuts and/or soy protein)
  • Trolli Gummi Bears, Trolli Sour Brite (Frite) Crawlers, Jujufruits (made in allergen-free facility but packaged on equipment that packages products containing traces of milk, wheat, egg, peanuts, tree nuts and/or soy protein)
  • Smarties
  • Sweetarts (manufactured in a facility that manufactures products with traces of eggs and soy protein)
  • Brach’s Candy Corn and Gummi Candy Corn (not flavored candy corns)
    • “packaged on equipment that also packages products containing milk, egg, wheat, peanuts, tree nuts and/or soy protein.”
  • Brach’s Mellowcreme Pumpkins
    • “Packaged on equipment that also packages products containing traces of milk, egg, wheat, peanuts, tree nuts, and/or soy protein.”
  • Jujyfruits and Friends (Heide candies)

FERRARA PAN

Some packages state: “this product was manufactured in a facility where peanuts, almonds, milk, cashews, macadamias, pistachios, soy and egg are used in the production of other products.”

  • Chewy Atomic Fireballs
  • Lemonhead
  • Red Hots
  • Chewy Lemonhead and Friends
  • Applehead, Grapehead, Cherryhead
  • Jawbreakers

HERSHEY

  • Jolly Rancher Hard Candy
  • Jolly Rancher Hard Candy Sticks

JELLY BELLY

  • Jelly Belly Jelly Beans

JUST BORN

  • Mike & Ike
  • Hot Tamales
  • Peeps Pumpkins and Ghosts

MARS and WRIGLEY

  • Starburst
  • Skittles
  • Skittles Sour
  • Lifesavers Hard Candy fruit flavors
  • Lifesavers Pops
  • Lifesavers Gummies

PURE FUN

  • Lollipops
  • Cotton Candy
  • Hard Candies
  • Chocolate Meltdowns

SPANGLER (may contain traces of soy oil)

  • Dum Dums
  • Chewy Pops
  • Saf-T-Pops
  • Circus Peanuts

SURF SWEETS

  • Gummy Worms
  • Gummy Swirls
  • Gummy Bears
  • Fruity Bears
  • Jelly Beans
  • Sour Worms
  • Sour Berry Bears

TOOTSIE

  • Dots
  • Bat Dots
  • Candy Corn Dots
  • Ghost Dots

WELCH’S

  • Fruit Snacks

WONKA

  • Bottlecaps
  • Everlasting Gobstopper
  • Chewy Gobstopper
  • Runts (not Chewy),
  • Fun Dip and Fun Dip Sour
  • Pixy Stix
  • Sweetarts (regular)
  • Tart N Tinys
  • Nerds

YUMMY EARTH

  • Lollipops
  • Candy Drops
  • Gummy Bears
  • Gummy Worms

Looking for non-candy ideas for Halloween? Read How to have an allergy-free Halloween.

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Comments

  1. Diane-The WHOLE Gang, on October 8th, 2009, said:

    Wow, that’s way too many ways to get into trouble there. Such a long list. It’s going to be a long Halloween night trying each one of those.

  2. TS, on October 10th, 2009, said:

    Thank you so much for this posting. My child was recently diagnosed with a peanut and tree nut allergy. I cringed at the thought of Halloween, but now realize that there is more candy than I thought for her to enjoy!!!!

  3. Becca, on October 10th, 2009, said:

    Please be warned that folks with peanut allergies should be very cautious with Jelly Belly candies because peanut butter and peanut flour are used to make the peanut-flavored ones.

  4. alison, on October 10th, 2009, said:

    Becca,
    Not any more! Jelly Belly is no longer processing anything with peanuts! Isn’t that great?
    I confirmed this via email:
    “Some packages still on the market will carry an allergy statement ‘made in a plant that processes peanuts and tree nuts’. The company no longer processes peanuts but some packages may remain in retail. It’s best the check the package to be sure.”

  5. janel, on October 20th, 2009, said:

    Alison,

    A few friends of mine who have peanut allergies said jelly belly has a peanut butter bean in which they use peanut butter and peanut flour. So I would caution those with peanut allergies on the jelly belly beans.

  6. alison, on October 20th, 2009, said:

    Janel,
    Not any more! Jelly Belly is no longer processing anything with peanuts! Isn’t that great?
    I confirmed this via email:
    “Some packages still on the market will carry an allergy statement ‘made in a plant that processes peanuts and tree nuts’. The company no longer processes peanuts but some packages may remain in retail. It’s best the check the package to be sure.”

  7. yvonne pfeifer, on October 29th, 2009, said:

    ummm…way to much sour! what bout anything with chocolate? i have found that 3 musketeer bars, butterfingers, Hershey bars, snickers bars and reeses peanut butter cups i believe are all safe? and some others? unless i miss read or have not been fully informed on what ingredients are wheat or contain gluten? anyone? anything? being a chocolate lover!

  8. Anne, on October 30th, 2009, said:

    Great list(s)! Now I can better guide my 4 yr old when “choosing” candy at our neighbors’ doors. Hopefully this year the “can eat” pile will be the larger one when we get home.

    Yvonne, I’ve found that barley malt, any food/corn starch that says “modified” may also have gluten. I only know that Reeses PB cups contain peanuts (of course;-) & soy; Snickers contain egg whites & milk… so if you’re trying to avoid other allergens (besides wheat/gluten) you should skip those.

  9. Carla, on November 3rd, 2009, said:

    Thank you for this list! i have been looking for a candy list for a while now, and this is great! i don’t eat eggs, dairy or gluten(due to intolerances) so this perfect. THANK YOU!!

  10. Betty Gasper, on July 8th, 2010, said:

    I am in search of Heide licorace drops (from eons ago). Any chance you might have them or know where I can find them?
    Thanks,
    Betty

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