With Easter fast approaching us I try to get ready for all of the activities ahead of time so I'm not running around with my head cut off for last minute little treats and gifts. This year I bought all the treats in advance so all I have to do is stuff the eggs the night before.
It is looking like Easter around our house! |
I wanted to share a new products I found out about. Because Charlotte's egg allergy is severe we cannot decorate so I found of a healthy fun alternative for her to still enjoy dying Easter eggs! I'm actually kind of pumped about these since they can become more of a house decoration instead of sitting in my fridge making it smell like rotten eggs for a month :)
Happy Dying :)
(Sounds funny but you get it)
They are called Eggnots.com They are dyeable ceramic eggs for both food allergies and for vegans. We are not vegans in this house since we are already so limited to what we can eat but I thought I would throw that in there. |
They dye just like regular eggs and you can keep them for next year! |
Since Pilsbury cinnamon rolls are egg free/treenut free/peanut free we will prob make little cinnamon roll bunnies for the kids for Easter! Aren't they cute( Minus the almond slivers)
I wanted to give a safe life of candy for kiddos with peanut/treenut/eggs allergies. They are safe for the eggs and for the baskets!
Airheads www.airheads.com Multi-colored and flavored taffy strips.
Bottlecaps www.wonka.com Soda flavored candy. (Root beer, orange etc.)
Divvies www.divvies.com Chocolate ghosts, Halloween jelly beans, caramel and kettle corn, all made to share!
Dots www.tootsie.com Candy corn dots are safe for many too!
Dum Dums www.dumdumpops.com These, (along with Smarties) are food allergy family favorites as they are safe for a variety of allergies.
Enjoy Life Chocolate Bars www.enjoylifefoods.com Three varieties. My kids love the crispy rice milk chocolate.
Frito Lay www.fritolay.com Regular Lay's potato chips, Ruffles, Tostitos, and Fritos are safe for many allergies.
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Fun Dip www.wonka.com Candy stick + candy dip = Fun!
Gimbals Jelly Beans www.gimbalscandy.com Very allergy aware company.
Hot Tamales www.hottamales.com Similar to Mike & Ikes with cinnamon flavor.
Hubba Bubba Bubble Gum www.wrigley.com My kids love the bubble tape version.
Jolly Ranchers www.hersheys.com/jolly-rancher Sticks and hard candy.
Jujubes (and Jujyfruits) http://www.farleysandsathers.com Great for decorating cakes and cookies too.
Life Savers (hard candies & gummies) www.life-savers.com My kids love the gummy variety.
Mike & Ike www.mikeandike.com Popular movie candy.
Necco Wafers www.necco.com Oldie but goodie shows up a lot at Halloween.
Nerds www.wonka.com My son and his friends love these sugary nuggets.
Nik-L-Lip www.tootsie.com Those cute little wax bottles with colored sugar water inside.
Pez www.pez.com Fun, convenient and safe for most allergies. A clever Pez dispenser is good for trading unsafe candy.
Pixy Stix www.wonka.com Messy but fun. Teens like the larger size.
Pure Fun www.organiccandy.com Tasty way to avoid dyes and gmo's.
Razzles www.tootsie.com First it's a candy, then it's a gum!
Saf-T-Pops http://www.spanglercandy.com/ Fun first lollipop from an allergy-aware company.
Skittles www.skittles.com A "safe" candy that is a Halloween favorite.
Smarties (US version) www.smarties.com These are a favorite for many allergy moms. Safe for many allergies. Smarties pops are good too!
Sour Patch Kids www.sourpatch.com Tangy, sweet-sour gummy candy.
Spree (regular only) www.wonka.com Chewy variety contains egg.
Starburst www.starburst.com Another allergy mom favorite.
Surf Sweets http://www.surfsweets.com Organic gummy bears, worms and jelly beans free of dyes and all common allergens.
Swedish fish www.swedishfish.com These little red fish are another Halloween favorite.
SweeTarts www.wonka.com Regular only as chewy sweetarts contain egg.
Wack-o-wax (wax lips) www.wonka.com Red lips or the vampire teeth anyone?
Warheads www.warheads.com Super sour candy not for the faint of heart.
Yummy Earth www.yummyearth.com Organic lollipops, drops and other dye-free candy.
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