vendredi 20 octobre 2017
20 Halloween Candies That Are Safe For Anyone With Soy Allergies
Soy allergies are one of the most common in the country, ranking in the top eight allergens list compiled by the FDA. Unfortunately, soy can be found in many foods including meats, cereals, and even chocolates and candies. For children with allergies to the ingredient (and their parents), Halloween can be an especially tough time, but companies are getting smarter about catering to the almost 6 million kids who exhibit allergic reactions to some types of food like soy, peanuts, and eggs.
If your little one has a soy allergy, we're looking to make your Oct. 31 a little easier, so we've compiled a list of popular candies that they can indulge in:
- Yum Earth Halloween Fruit Lollipops
- Red Vines Licorice Twists
- Maple Syrup Hard Candy
- Eli's Chocolate Earth Bars
- Glee Gum Mini Packs
- Sweetarts Classic
- Nerds Candy
- Pixy Stix
- Lifesavers Gummies
- Charms Blow Pops
- Sour Patch Kids
- Brach's Candy Corn
- Original Lemonheads
- Atomic Fireballs
- Disney/Pixar Candy Bracelet Party Pack
- Annie's Organic Bunny Fruit Snacks
- Boom Choco Ricemilk Crunch Bar
- Yum Earth Gummy Jack-o'-Lanterns
- Starburst Original
- Mike & Ike Mummy's Mix & Vampire Variety Bags
To note: Manufacturing sites and standards can always change. Be extra diligent and read the labels of the above candies carefully to ensure the ingredients on the treats haven't changed and that no warnings on the packaging call out usage of manufacturing equipment shared with soy. If you're unsure that a candy is safe, best practice is to skip that treat.
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