Nut-Free Halloween Candy Guide (2025 Edition)
Halloween should be spooky — not scary for allergy families. Whether you’re handing out candy, planning a school party, or sending your child out trick-or-treating, having a list of peanut and tree nut free treats can make all the difference. This guide includes trusted options that are free from peanuts and tree nuts, with many made in dedicated nut-free facilities.
Always double-check labels before handing out or consuming any candy, as manufacturers can change processes at any time.
Nut-Free Candy Picks
YumEarth Organic Lollipops
YumEarth Organic Lollipops
YumEarth Organic Lollipops
- Made in a nut-free facility
- Organic, dye-free, and individually wrapped
- Great for trick-or-treat bowls or party bags
That's it. Mini Fruit Bars
YumEarth Organic Lollipops
YumEarth Organic Lollipops
- Free from the top 12 allergens
- Plant-Based
- Vegan & Gluten Free
Tootsie Roll Midgees
YumEarth Organic Lollipops
Tootsie Roll Midgees
- Classic chocolatey chew
- Peanut and tree nut free
- Also safe: Tootsie Pops, Dots, and Junior Mints
Smarties
Free2b Sun Cups
Tootsie Roll Midgees
- Gluten-free, vegan, and nut-free
- Individually wrapped and cost-effective for handing out
- Easy to recognize and always popular
Free2b Sun Cups
Free2b Sun Cups
Free2b Sun Cups
- Like peanut butter cups — but made with sunflower seed butter
- Top 9 allergen-free and rich in flavor
- Great as a special treat or safe classroom alternative
Skittles
Free2b Sun Cups
Free2b Sun Cups
- No nut ingredients
- Widely available and colorful
- Be sure to double-check labels by region
Ring Pops
Ring Pops
Ring Pops
- Fun to eat and totally nut-free
- Loved by kids and perfect for class parties
Airheads
Ring Pops
Ring Pops
- Fruity, chewy, and free from peanuts and tree nuts
- Watch for “mini bars” variety packs — ideal for Halloween
What to Watch Out For
- "May contain nuts" or "made in a facility with peanuts/tree nuts" warnings
- Mini or fun-size versions — sometimes processed in different facilities than full-size versions
- Avoid any open or unlabeled treats, especially while trick-or-treating
Pro Tips for a Safer Halloween
- Use a “Teal Pumpkin” to signal allergy-friendly treats
- Let your child do a “candy swap” after trick-or-treating
- Pack your own treat stash for parties or school events
- Read every label — even for candy you've trusted in the past