Christmas is almost here and that means only one thing – no not presents and Christmas dinner (which are both awesome)… but CANDY CANES.
Love it or hate it, chances are you’ll have at least one of those bad boys.
But are they gluten free?
Below you’ll find a listing of all the best gluten free candy cane flavors and brands that you absolutely must try.
Enjoy!
Gluten Free Candy Canes
You’ll find the candy cane manufacturer as well as all of their gluten free flavors.
Dig in!
Jelly Belly Candy Canes
These are your fruit flavored candy canes that are also gluten free to 20 parts per million.
- watermelon
- blueberry
- cinnamon
- juicy pear
- tutti fruitti
- very cherry
Starburst Candy Canes
The best part of these Starburst flavored candy canes is that they are made in a facility that has entirely gluten free equipment. YES!
- strawberry
- green apple
Lifesavers Candy Canes
These Lifesavers candy canes are made from the same company as the Starburst ones so they are just as safe to eat. Plus, they have more fruity flavors!
- watermelon
- orange
- pineapple
- raspberry
- cherry
Bob’s Candy Canes
These candy canes are your traditional red and white peppermint candy canes, as well as those popular red white and green ones too. Through Bob’s you’ll also find 12 packs as wells a those huge tubs of mini candy canes that are just so addictive. Plus according to the manufacturer for Bob’s their candy canes are gluten free to 20 parts per million without any possibility of cross contamination whatsoever thanks to an entirely gluten free manufacturing facility.
- red and white peppermint
- red green and white candy canes
- mini candy canes
Thanks for reading and please be sure to share this with everyone that you know will absolutely love it. Thanks!
p.s. If candy canes ain’t your thing, be sure to check out my gluten free candy list, including our Halloween and Valentine’s Day listing as well.
Enjoy!
For people in Colorado (& others online?), Hammond’s Candies is well known locally for candy canes (since 1920). Here is a link to the FA@ re: gluten free candies: http://www.hammondscandies.com/faqs (It has a GF candy list.)
Their annual Candy Cane Festival is Dec. 12 and 13, 2014. Fun for kids of all ages… Sometimes they have real reindeer visiting…
The malls and other stores like Whole Foods and King Soopers often carry Hammond’s this time of year, too…
Cheers to all.
For people in Colorado (& others online?), Hammond’s Candies is well known locally for candy canes (since 1920). Here is a link to the FAQs re: gluten free candies: http://www.hammondscandies.com/faqs (It has a GF candy list.)
Their annual Candy Cane Festival is Dec. 12 and 13, 2014. Fun for kids of all ages… Sometimes they have real reindeer visiting…
The malls and other stores like Whole Foods and King Soopers often carry Hammond’s this time of year, too…
Cheers to all.
How about gluten free AND red dye 40 free!
I would like to know as well. I have a great-nephew who is allergic to Red Dye #40. He had to be sent home from school last week after someone gave him a peppermint candy then he broke out in a rash.
Some brands I’ve seen are made in China. We’ve been warned that dog chewys from China are not safe. I don’t want to give my kids food from there. Also, Bob’s and Spangler’s candy canes I’ve seen are made in Mexico–don’t know if I want to eat them either. I’m looking for American made.
Patty, did you see my (redundant) comments about Hammond’s Candies? Their candy is made in Denver, Colorado, USA. They are known for their candy canes. They have online ordering. Also check the “find store” to see if maybe Whole Foods or Costplus in your area might have their candies. I hope this helps.
Thanks about the candy canes I love the fruit ones.