I am off to Bulk Barn today in search of candy canes. It is my one time to stock up for the whole year.

The Campbell's shortbread is now "May contain".

Quote from: spacecanada on December 17, 2017, 04:32:40 PM
Ah, I wondered what happened to the Allan ones.  So sad.  I used to buy ten cases of them every year to enjoy year-round as a sweet treat.  My husband was just asking about the rainbow ones yesterday too and I said we'd look for them, but not now since they don't exist any more. 

Yes, we bought Allan candy canes for years .. for some reason Hershey bought Allan's and shut down the candy cane manufacturing.

Loblaws had some safe candy canes made by Wholesome this year - the brand Ciel mentioned

Not easy to find Spangler candy canes in Canada - thanks for the tip about Bulk Barn.

Laura Secord also had lots of allergy safe chocolates this year (peanut-free, gluten-free, egg-free).. they had rosebuds, caramel filled chocolate maple leafs, and also chocolate Santas! IN case anyone is doing Boxing Day shopping.

And there is also Freddo at Dollarama which has several peanut-free, egg-free, gluten-free varieties

I saw  Wholesome candy canes at Whole Foods.

QuoteOrganic Cane Sugar, Organic Brown Rice Syrup, Natural Peppermint Flavor, Color Added (Organic Fruit Juice)

Go Organic this holiday season with Wholesome Organic Candy Canes! Say goodbye to artificial colors or flavors, these candy canes are made with just four simple ingredients including natural peppermint oil, organic fruit juice for color and Wholesome Fair Trade Organic Cane Sugar. They're also free from gluten, dairy, nuts and high fructose corn syrup. These delicious minty candy canes are sure to put your family in the holiday spirit!

Contain No Artificial Colors or Flavors
Corn Syrup Free
Made in a Nut-Free Facility
Dairy Free/Casein Free
Gluten Free
Made in Canada
Vegan & Kosher

Some Bulk Barn have Robrtson's candy. So far all I've found is the Clear Candy Toys. I bought a bag for us, and one for each of the kid's families.

I would have liked to get some of the Old Fashioned Christmas candy and Chicken Bones.

Ah, I wondered what happened to the Allan ones.  So sad.  I used to buy ten cases of them every year to enjoy year-round as a sweet treat.  My husband was just asking about the rainbow ones yesterday too and I said we'd look for them, but not now since they don't exist any more. 

Bulk Barn had Spangler large candy canes and the label was much like that of Allan, with free from X, Y, Z (I forget what all the list included, but for sure free from peanuts, tree nuts, milk and wheat) and made on dedicated lines in a PN-free facility.  I bought a few, and may go back to buy a bunch more to enjoy throughout the year. 

Dare makes PN/TN-free shortbread also. 

Quote from: SilverLining on November 30, 2017, 06:46:08 AM
Not exactly candy....

Metro sells Campbell's shortbread which is safe for peanut/treenut allergies.

http://www.campbellsshortbread.co.uk

They always sell out, so stock up.

I found some the other day, I don't think DS has ever had packaged scottish shortbread before...he probably won't even like it, oh well, more for me!

Quote from: SilverLining on November 26, 2017, 05:57:02 PM
We always bought Allan. But they were bought out, I think by Hershey.

Yes, we also bought Allan candy canes for many years (Allan was the #1 candy cane manufacturer in Canada) but Hershey bought Allan and then stopped making candy canes so that option was gone.

We now buy TruJoy candy canes at Whole Foods as they are allergy safe.

Most other candy canes in Canada are peanut-free but may contain wheat, or eggs, etc.

When we were in Florida this month we saw lots of safe Sprangler candy canes at Walmart.

Not exactly candy....

Metro sells Campbell's shortbread which is safe for peanut/treenut allergies.

http://www.campbellsshortbread.co.uk

They always sell out, so stock up.

I bought Spangler candy canes.


Was looking at something on line and ran into this...Red Bird Candy Puffs
http://piedmontcandy.com/faqs/

 We always bought Allan. But they were bought out, I think by Hershey.

Quote from: SilverLining on November 26, 2017, 07:48:24 AM
I tend to like candy canes that are not just normal. This year I found

Hershey's Candy Canes in chocolate and mint flavour. Sounds yummy to me. They are full size, product of USA though I am in Canada.

No peanuts/nuts, and no may contain, which their website says they do label for.

A standing favorite in our home for many years!

It's Sevigny's ribbon candy, and it looks like they make the ribbon candy Russell Stover sells (but I do not know that Russell Stover's is safe).

http://www.fbwashburncandy.com

I need to remember the name of the ribbon candy we've  bought. I think I get it at Michael's.

I bought Bob's candy canes the other day. They're our favorite.

I tend to like candy canes that are not just normal. This year I found

Hershey's Candy Canes in chocolate and mint flavour. Sounds yummy to me. They are full size, product of USA though I am in Canada.

No peanuts/nuts, and no may contain, which their website says they do label for.