This gluten free Halloween candy list is sorted by brand and updated for 2026. It covers candy the manufacturer labels gluten free, candy with no gluten ingredients but no label, and the candy that contains gluten.
Every candy in the first section is on the Celiac Disease Foundation's Halloween candy list, updated September 2026, which only includes candy the U.S. manufacturer labels or reports as gluten free. I update this list every fall, but recipes and factories change without notice. Always read the package before anyone eats it.

How to Check Halloween Candy for Gluten
Look for a gluten free claim on the package. In the U.S., candy labeled gluten free has to test under 20 parts per million of gluten. That label is the strongest assurance you'll get.
Read the ingredients, not just the allergen statement. Wheat has to be listed as an allergen, but barley and rye don't. Look for wheat, barley, malt, rye, and oats in the ingredient list itself.
Check the size and shape. A regular Reese's cup can be gluten free while the pumpkin shape is not. Fun-size and mini versions don't always carry the same claim as the full-size bar.
Have a trade plan. Set out a bowl of safe candy at home and let your kids swap anything off this list when they get back from trick-or-treating.

Candy Labeled Gluten Free
Hershey's
- Almond Joy
- Brookside Dark Chocolate Fruit Flavored Candy
- Heath Bars
- Hershey's Kisses (Milk Chocolate, Special Dark, Hugs, Candy Cane, Cherry Cordial, and Mint Truffle)
- Hershey's Milk Chocolate Bars and Milk Chocolate with Almonds Bars, full size only (not fun size, seasonal, or limited edition)
- Hershey's Nuggets (Milk Chocolate, Milk Chocolate with Almonds, Special Dark, Special Dark with Almonds, and Extra Creamy with Toffee and Almonds)
- Payday
- Reese's Peanut Butter Cups, regular shape only (not seasonal shapes or limited editions)
- Reese's Pieces
- Rolo Caramels
- Skor Toffee Bars
- York Peppermint Patties (not minis)
Mars and Wrigley
- Skittles
- Starburst Chews
- KIND Bars
Tootsie Roll
Tootsie says all of its candy is gluten free, including these.
- Tootsie Rolls and Tootsie Pops
- Andes Mints
- Blow Pops and Charms Pops
- Charleston Chews
- DOTS
- Dubble Bubble Gum
- Junior Mints
- Razzles
- Sugar Daddy and Sugar Babies
- Tootsie Fruit Chews and Frooties
Just Born
- Hot Tamales
- Mike and Ike
- Goldenberg's Peanut Chews
- Peeps Marshmallows (not the seasonal pops or individually wrapped minis)
- Peeps Jelly Beans
Spangler
Spangler says every product on its website is gluten free, including these.
- Dum Dums
- Bit-O-Honey
- Necco Wafers
- Circus Peanuts
- Saf-T-Pops
Smarties
All Smarties made by the Smarties Candy Company are gluten free and made in a gluten free facility. Look for a UPC code that starts with 0 11206. Some Smarties-brand products are made by other companies, so check that number.

Ferrara
Ferrara doesn't publish gluten free lists, but these carry a gluten free claim.
- Black Forest Fruit Snacks and Gummies
- Jelly Belly Jelly Beans and Candy Corn
- Atomic Fireballs
Allergy-Friendly Brands
- YumEarth (all products, including their Halloween gummies and pops)
- Welch's Fruit Snacks
- UNREAL (check for the gluten free logo on each wrapper, since some older bars are still in stores)
- Enjoy Life
No Gluten Ingredients, but Not Labeled Gluten Free
These have no gluten ingredients on the label, but the company doesn't make a gluten free claim, usually because they're made on shared lines. Many people with celiac disease eat them. Some don't. Read the package every time.
- M&M's, Plain and Peanut only (Crispy and Pretzel contain gluten)
- Snickers
- 3 Musketeers
- Sour Patch Kids
- Swedish Fish
Former Nestlé candy, including Butterfinger, Baby Ruth, Nerds, Laffy Taffy, SweeTarts, Raisinets, and Goobers, is now made by Ferrara. Check the front of each package for a gluten free claim.

Halloween Candy That Contains Gluten
- Kit Kat
- Twix
- Milky Way
- Twizzlers
- Crunch
- Whoppers
- 100 Grand
- Hershey's Cookies 'n' Creme
- Kinder Bueno
- Crispy M&M's and Pretzel M&M's
Frequently Asked Questions
Are fun-size candy bars gluten free?
Not always. Hershey's specifically leaves fun-size milk chocolate bars off its gluten free list, even though the full-size bar is on it. Check the fun-size bag itself.
Is candy corn gluten free?
Jelly Belly Candy Corn is labeled gluten free. Other brands vary, so read the package.
Are Reese's pumpkins gluten free?
No. Hershey's excludes seasonal shapes from its gluten free list. Stick with the regular cups.






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