Help with nut free snacks for camp

[mmsmom]

DS is going to overnight camp and is allowed to bring snacks. They must be nut free and not processed in a facility with nuts. They also need to be individual packs and ok to be in a cabin with no AC. Sending snacks is optional but he has been eating like crazy this summer with swimming every day and I know he will be very active at camp too so I would like for him to have access to snacks. TIA!

[doberbrat]

lil bites - those snack size muffins

[gatorsmom]

Turkey and beef jerky. Can you send home-made trailmix? Instead of nuts mixed in you can substitute sunflower and pumpkin seeds.

[mmsmom]

Turkey and beef jerky. Can you send home-made trailmix? Instead of nuts mixed in you can substitute sunflower and pumpkin seeds.

I should have mentioned he also just got braces so jerky is on the no list. I could do trail mix but the best part is the M & M's and they would melt :). Guess I could do just a cereal mix but need to know which ones are nut allergy safe.

[SnuggleBuggles]

What about those bags of pretzel and cheese sandwiches? I'd probably just go down the aisles at Target or a grocery store with him, let him pick and read labels.


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[TwoBees]

Shelf-stable applesauce, fruit sauce, and yogurt squeeze pouches. (http://www.gogosqueez.com/) Skinnypop popcorn. Bitsy's Brainfood crackers are nut free (at least some are, I cannot vouch for all flavors)) but I do not know about the facility in which they are processed. Nature's Bakery Fig Bars.

[Tinkerbell313]

Rice krispy treats...the original ones


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[Kindra178]

Skinny pop is a great rec. Try some enjoy life snack bars. As a mom of a nut allergic kid, I am disappointed that the camp has banned "processed in a facility." Nothing your child would eat that's "processed in a facility" would be harmful to a nut allergic child.


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