The answers from my TL (bc I learned something new) is houses w/teal pumpkins give out allergy free treats.http://fortune.com/2017/10/24/teal-pumpkin-food-allergies-halloween/ …
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And Nestle in Canada (but not the US) makes candy in peanut free facilities.https://www.madewithnestle.ca/peanut-free
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Ppl put out blue pumpkins to announce nut free candy.
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Did not know.
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Canada makes special nut-free candy prepared separately by law. The US does not. Even going to a restaurant is scary
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Did not know that. Is it good?
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Yes, they also have some cool candies not sold in the US like coffeecrisphttps://www.madewithnestle.ca/peanut-free
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You're supposed to put out a teal pumpkin on your doorstep to indicate that your treats are nut-free.
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Y'all must have FAR more trickortreaters than I get bc I never heard of that.
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We just check everything, when in doubt throw it out is our motto.
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But is it okay if it has been in a bowl w/peanut candy?
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avoid peanuts. parents check their candy
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Can they take candy that has been in a bowl with peanut candy?
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if wrappers are sound i would say yes. more important is if the facility that made the candy also made candy with nuts. My opinion
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My (adult) daughter puts out a blue pumpkin to communicate allergy-free treats. Rsch blue pumpkin.
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A variety of allergy free, not just peanut?
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Yes, she is celiac (not really allergy, but close enough for Halloween). Treats are small toys and similar
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parents get to take care of the off-limits stuff. (said the parent of a peanut/tree nut/coconut allergic child)
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Do you at least walk up the steps with them or nah, they've got the young knees?
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Actually, we kept it pretty small. Candy from friends/family. It's been a few years... she's 24 now. We were on our own.
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The whole purple/blue pumpkin thing wasn't a thing. We did a lot of awareness stuff at her school. Epi-Pen training, what anaphylaxis is...
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