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Originally Posted by thetygerlily
What do kids with severe peanut allergies do for Halloween? Do they go trick or treating & ask for no peanut candies, toss/trade the peanut candies, or only take candy if there are no peanut candies in the bowl? Or do they just not go?
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I've always made sure that my Halloween candy bowl contains things like individually wrapped Life Savers as well as chocolate and/or peanut butter treats. I figure that a child (or his/her accompanying parent) will give me a heads up if s/he has a chocolate or peanut butter allergy, and I can then pick out a few Life Savers for the child's bag. I also keep a small bowl of spare change for children who trick-or-treat for UNICEF, and if there's a major allergy problem in question, or if the child (or parents) mention that the child is diabetic, I'll give the child some change.
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