Candy Canes

[Moongirl]

since i was a kid, i love candy canes, this is my first xmas dx with celiac disease so im not quite sure what is ok.

Are candy canes on a safe list? or are they on the watch list?

[VydorScope]

since i was a kid, i love candy canes, this is my first xmas dx with celiac disease so im not quite sure what is ok.

Are candy canes on a safe list? or are they on the watch list?

Spangler Candy Canes are gluten-free, I ahve not check any others...

Q: My child has an intolerance to the gluten protein found in wheat. What products do NOT contain this ingredient?

A: Dum Dum Pops, Saf-T-Pops, Swirl Saf-T-Pops, Marshmallow Treats, Candy Canes, Cane Classics, and Dum Dum Canes do not contain the gluten protein found in wheat, barley, rye, or oats.;

We have contacted our suppliers on the ingredients we use, including sugar, corn syrup, citric, malic, lactic acid, ascorbic acid, artificial flavors & colors, starch, release agents, and processing aids. These products do not contain the gluten protein that causes a problem for people with Celiac Sprue.

From there site --> Open Original Shared Link

Probably many others, but thats a start

[jerseyangel]

Also try here--Open Original Shared Link

Oops--thats what happens when I try and do 2 things at once! This is correct (I hope) Open Original Shared Link

[Guest nini]

I found some Candy Canes at Whole Foods that had "do not contain any soy, eggs or gluten" on the box... the brand is Asher Old Fashioned Candy Canes and they are YUMMY!

The Spangler ones are safe too, technically they all should be safe, but you never know what they might dust the lines with to keep it from sticking. When in doubt, contact the company.