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Gluten Free Halloween Candy

October 6, 2011|3 Comments|Gluten

As an adult, celiac disease is hard enough. I can’t even imagine being stuck with this life-long disease as a child. The cupcakes at school. The pizza parties. The freedom of eating whatever you want. Being gluten free is tough now. It must suck as a child.

And of course…there is the child’s staple food…candy! What’s safe? What isn’t? As Halloween approaches, the question becomes even more imperative.

Celiacdisease.about.com has a phenomenal article on the cans and can’ts of Halloween candy…updated just this week.

Here’s the article: Gluten Free Candy, as of October 2011

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3 thoughts on “Gluten Free Halloween Candy”

Jackie
October 6, 2011 at 12:44 pm

Halloween can be a challenging time in our house with 2 small kids with celiac. Happy to know there’s plenty of candy that’s safe!

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1. The Gluten Dude
  October 6, 2011 at 3:24 pm
  
  You’d be surprised. M&M’s 3 Muskateers, Baby Ruth, Milky Way. My god…even Goobers are safe.
  
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Kiera P.
September 14, 2014 at 8:24 am

I have had celiac since I was 7 years old, and now I am 15. I remember how hard it was when going to birthday parties, church, even just having lunch with friends… and it still is kind of hard.

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