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    Home / Articles / G-Free Foodie Guides

    The BEST Gluten Free Halloween Candy List

    Posted On Oct 10, 2011 · Updated On Mar 31, 2022

    The BEST Gluten Free Halloween Candy List

    This list of Gluten-Free Halloween Candy is a must-have for Trick or Treat!

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    This article + list of gluten-free Halloween candy was provided by Jen Cafferty, founder of Find Me Gluten-Free. If you'd like to find candy that's safe for everyone, check out our Allergen Free Candy List! We hope you'll find a favorite gluten-free halloween treat on the list below.

    harry potter jelly slugs candy

    Quick List: Our Favorite Dairy-Free + Gluten-Free Halloween Candy:

    Here are our favorite options for dairy-free + gluten-free candy for Halloween or anytime: Jelly Belly jelly beans, Harry Potter Jelly Candies: especially the Jelly Slugs, Enjoy Life Chocolate Bars + Chocolates, and Yum Earth lollipops.

    On to the Gluten-Free Halloween Candy List:

    Happy Candy Eating!  You might want to make an appointment at the dentist now when you see how much candy is available to you.

    As always, it is important to check the bags/packaging and make sure ingredients have not changed since I did my research.  You can go online to the specific manufacturers to look up their gluten free lists or call the 800 number on the candy package and speak to a company representative to find out about the products.

    This list is already long and not totally comprehensive. I am sure there are plenty more sugary treats that could be added to the list.  If you know of additional items or you see a mistake, please let me know in the comment section below so I can update the list as needed.  Also, please add the smaller independent companies that you know about so we can send them some business too!

    The last note:  Some of this candy is made in a dedicated gluten free facility and some is not.  Please read the packaging to determine which candy is the most appropriate for your family.

    Airheads
    All Natural Pecan Divinity by Dillon’s Candy
    Almond Joy
    Ande’s Mints
    Annie’s Bunny Fruit Snacks
    Atomic Fireballs
    Baby Ruth
    Bazooka Bubble Gum
    Bequet Confections Caramels
    Big League Chew
    Big Red Gum
    Bit O’ Honey
    Black Ace Red & Black Flourless Licorice
    Bottle Caps by Wonka
    Break Bar by Glutino
    Bubble Gum Smarties
    Bubble Yum Gum
    Butterfingers: Regular (the crisp, crunch and stixx versions contain gluten)
    Charleston Chew (both full size and mini)
    Charm Cotton Candy Lollipops & Sweet & Sour Charms
    Charms Blow Pops
    Chicklets Gum
    Chupa Chups Fruit Lollipops
    Circus Peanuts by Spangler
    Clark Bars
    Cotton Candy Fluffy Stuff
    Dentyne Gum
    Dots
    Doubllemint Gum
    Dove Bar
    Dubble Bubble Gum
    Dum Dums
    E. Fruitti Gummy Candies
    Eclipse Gum
    Enjoy Life Chocolate Bars + Squares
    Extra Gum
    Freedent Gum
    Freshen Up Gum
    Fruit Stripe Gum
    Fruit Tart Chews by Wonka
    Fun Dip and Fun Dip Sour by Wonka
    Glee Gum
    Gobstoppers (Chewy and Original) by Wonka
    Gold Mine Gold Rocks Nugget Bubble Gum
    GoNaturally Hard Candies
    Goobers
    Harry Potter by Jelly Belly
    Heath Mints
    Hershey’s Bars: Milk Chocolate Bars + Special Dark
    Hershey’s Kisses, Hugs and Kissables
    Hot Dog Cinnamon Bubble Gum
    Hot Tamales
    Hot Tamales Gum
    Hubba Bubba Gum
    Jawbreakers
    Jelly Belly: all candies, including the Happy Potter treats
    Jolly Rancher Lollipops
    Jolly Ranchers
    Juicy Fruit Gum
    Juje Fruits by Heide
    Junior Mints
    Just Born Jelly Beans
    Kraft Caramels
    Laffy Taffy Plain, Stretchy & Tangy and Rope by Wonka
    Lemonheads
    Let’s Do Organic Gummy candies
    Life Saver Swirl Pops
    Life Savers Hard Candy and Gummies
    Lollibeans Jelly Belly Lollipops
    M&M’s: plain and peanut
    Marshmallow Peeps
    Mary Janes
    Mega Warheads
    Mentos Sugar Free Gum
    Mike and Ike Bubble Gum
    Mike and Ike’s
    Milk Duds
    Mister Goodbar
    Mounds
    Necco Wafers
    Nerds
    Nik L Nip Wax Bottles filled with candy syrup
    Nips, Regular and Sugar Free
    Now and Later Regular and Soft
    O’Henry Candy Bars
    Orbit Sugar Free Gum
    Pay Day
    Peeps: regular, holiday & chocolate coated
    Pez
    Pixy Stix by Wonka
    Pop Rocks Candy
    Push Pops
    Rain-Blo Pops
    Raisinets
    Razzles
    Red Hots
    Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups: Regular + Mini Cups (this does not include the holiday shapes)
    Reese’s Pieces
    Ring Pops
    Rolo
    Runts and Runts Chewy by Wonka
    Safe T Lollipops
    Shrek Lollipops
    Skittles and Skittles Sour
    Skor Bars by Hershey
    Slap Stick Lolli Pop
    Slo Poke Lollipops
    Smarties
    Smarties Lollies
    Snickers Bars
    Sno Caps
    Sour Patch Soft and Chewy Candy Kids by Cadbury
    Spree
    St. Claire’s Organics Tart Candies
    Starburst
    Starburst Jelly Beans
    Sugar Babies
    Sugar Daddy
    Sugar Daddy Lollipops
    Sunkist Chewy Candies
    Super Bubble Original Gum
    Surf Sweets Gummy Candies
    Surf Sweets Jelly Beans
    Swedish Fish by Cadbury and Trebor Allen
    Sweetarts by Wonka
    Teaberry Gum
    Three Musketeers
    Tic Tacs
    Tootsie Pop Lollipops
    Trident Gum
    Trolli Gummy Candies
    Twist & Glow Lollipop
    Wacko-wax Wax Lips
    Wax Mustache Candy
    Welch’s Fruit Snacks
    Whizzers Chocolate Footballs, Beans and Speckled Eggs
    Wonka Nerds Bubble Gum Balls
    Wonka Runts
    Wrigley’s Gum Products
    York Peppermint Patties
    Yum Earth Lollipops
    Zours

    Happy gluten-free trick or treating!

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    1. Suzanne Townsend says

      October 10, 2011 at 3:31 pm

      Hi! I appreciate the gluten free candy list. Do you happen to have a list of gluten/dairy free or gluten/dairy/soy free candies as well? Those would be extremely helpful for my family and many others I know. Thanks!

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      • Administrator says

        October 10, 2011 at 3:59 pm

        We do - check out our next post - Top 8 Allergen Free Candy, at: https://gfreefoodie.com/allergen-free-halloween-candy-list-gluten-free-dairy-free-top-8-allergens/

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    2. cialis says

      March 24, 2012 at 7:43 am

      I am grateful for your lists & help. I've noticed some candy lists include gum. Most gum has Sorbitol (or a relative) in it, as do lots of sugar-free candies. I learned it acts as a laxative (was told it's used that way in some hospitals hearsay only). It upsets me, so I had to give up gum. Just thought I'd put that out there.

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