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Candy Corn Help!

Ruth

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Ruth Enthusiast
Ruth
Posted

I know this has been asked... but couldn't find a recent post.

I just recieved an email from a teacher, the kids will be doing a math activity on Monday with candy corn. I can't reach the companies over the weekend, so I'm wondering:

Which candy corn brands are safe?

I know Brach's won't say, but has anyone had any experience with it?

Farley's was last year...not sure if it still is...

Thanks so much!

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Guest nini
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Right on the bag of Farley's it said something to the effect of produced in a facility with wheat and blah blah blah, risk of contamination...

I couldn't find a single candy corn that was safe this year. :angry:

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Jelly Belly candy corn is gluten-free. I called them this year.

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Jelly Belly candy corn is gluten-free. I called them this year.

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Do you know if the jelly beans are?

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