Try These Allergen-Free Halloween Treats

Class parties are fun, but for a child with food allergies it also can be a nightmare.

If your school allows parties in the classroom, there are some things to consider before sending a Halloween treat.

Food allergies come in many shapes and forms from gluten-free to dairy-free snacks and from peanuts to eggs, and then there are also certain fruits and chocolates to consider. It's best to ask your child's teacher what allergies may exist in the classroom in order to prepare something that everyone can eat.

Here are few recipes we've found that could do the trick:

Darlin Clementine — Clementines wrapped with cling wrap and decorated with a felt face and chenille stem.

Boonanners — bananas, drizzled with orange juice, dipped in coconut and decorated with raisins.

Halloween Dessert Spider Treat — large pearl tapioca, jello, gummy worms.

Popcorn ghosts —popcorn, vellum bags and decorate.

There's a host of ghoulishly good treats out there! We found many of these through Pinterest.

Happy Halloween!