candy for class?

[Logan_Bellasmom]

I am getting logan candy to give to his class tomorrow instead of paper ones. I guess for the first year he has a kid with a peanut allergy. So im wondering what kind would be good?

[alwayskk]

Anything that doesn't have nuts should be fine. Kit kat, mint patties, kisses, etc.

[P.V.Hawkwind]

Suckers or fruity candy or fruit snacks maybe

[Logan_Bellasmom]

I know some are made in places that has nuts and might be mixed in so thats what i was worried about.

Quoting alwayskk:

Anything that doesn't have nuts should be fine. Kit kat, mint patties, kisses, etc.

[KaroGreenly]

Read the packaging. If theres any chance of cross contamination, it'll say on the package.

Quoting Logan_Bellasmom:

I know some are made in places that has nuts and might be mixed in so thats what i was worried about.

Quoting alwayskk:

Anything that doesn't have nuts should be fine. Kit kat, mint patties, kisses, etc.

[1likeme]

My son is giving mini erasers with his cards but if I had to pick a candy I would get something fruity.

[ely209]

try like jolly rancher lollipops or other fruit candy

[lisa601]

We already had my sons party and the fruit roll up was a big hit. (we're a peanut free school too)

[MommyFlood]

Yes! Read packaging! I think fundip is ok. Dumb dumbs are ok. Sixlets can be too. Oh and andees or York patties.
It depends on the manufacturer and also the region. Like some Hersheys kisses have a warning, and some don't.

[MommyFlood]

Some Kisses are ok, but are actually notorious for having traces of peanuts. My niece has a peanut allergy and her last reaction was from a plain Kiss :(

Quoting alwayskk:

Anything that doesn't have nuts should be fine. Kit kat, mint patties, kisses, etc.

[charliebee]

 We did Fun Dip. The packaging doesn't say anything about peanuts... just soy.