Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Make Rice Krispie treats with vegan margarine, milk problem solved.

Most candy will fall under the requirements you've laid out.

Oatmeal cookies with vegan chocolate chips

Or are you looking specifically for something to buy? How about fruit chews, marshmallows, potato chips, kettle corn, GF cookies, Popsicles, dairy free ice cream...

Rice Krispies are out unless you use vegan marshmallows (get them at MOM's): otherwise you have gelatin base which is prohibited for those with egg allergies.....

Some versions also have gluten. Joy of Life brand at WF is good too.

Anonymous wrote:These Whoopie Pies are AMAZING and I think fit all your requirements. If you didn't know they were GF, dairy free, etc, you would never guess. I can't keep the in the house they are so good I will eat t hem all. (I have celiac disease and think that most GF stuff esp most dairy free GF stuff is disgusting, including most of what you can buy at whole foods.) You can get these at some but not all whole foods -- you may nee to call around to verify before you waste a trip. Expensive, but if you don't want candy and you want something the kids will love, I don't know that you can do better.
http://www.thepipinggourmets.com/chocolate-vanilla-whoopie-pies/

These look great! Thanks!

Trader joes has some gluten free Krispy treats and cookies, but I'm not sure if they're vegan

Go to whole foods or wegmans and look at the gluten free section

Anonymous wrote:Popsicles

this is probably the best idea yet

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Make Rice Krispie treats with vegan margarine, milk problem solved.

Most candy will fall under the requirements you've laid out.

Oatmeal cookies with vegan chocolate chips

Or are you looking specifically for something to buy? How about fruit chews, marshmallows, potato chips, kettle corn, GF cookies, Popsicles, dairy free ice cream...

Rice Krispies are out unless you use vegan marshmallows (get them at MOM's): otherwise you have gelatin base which is prohibited for those with egg allergies.....

and again most rice krispies aren't gluten free, they have barley in them! they do make a special variety which you should be able to get at MOM's I'd think, or maybe Wegmans--but it's not everywhere:
http://www.ricekrispies.com/products/rice-krispies-gluten-free-cereal

Popsicles

Junior mints

Anonymous wrote:Make Rice Krispie treats with vegan margarine, milk problem solved.

Most candy will fall under the requirements you've laid out.

Oatmeal cookies with vegan chocolate chips

Or are you looking specifically for something to buy? How about fruit chews, marshmallows, potato chips, kettle corn, GF cookies, Popsicles, dairy free ice cream...

Rice Krispies are out unless you use vegan marshmallows (get them at MOM's): otherwise you have gelatin base which is prohibited for those with egg allergies.....

Anonymous wrote:oreos are vegan, surprisingly. guessing they are nut free but maybe not gf.

uh, yeah, definitely NOT gf.....

Glutino does make an awesome GF oreo cookie but not aware of it being sold in individually wrapped servings. Also, label says they may contain trace amounts of MILK, EGGS, PEANUTS AND TREE NUTS so if those are a serious allergy, nonstarter:
MILK, EGGS, PEANUTS AND TREE NUTS.

But good for other purposes where a GF, dairy free treat needed
http://www.glutino.com/products/cookies-and-wafers/cookies/chocolate-vanilla-creme-cookies/

These Whoopie Pies are AMAZING and I think fit all your requirements. If you didn't know they were GF, dairy free, etc, you would never guess. I can't keep the in the house they are so good I will eat t hem all. (I have celiac disease and think that most GF stuff esp most dairy free GF stuff is disgusting, including most of what you can buy at whole foods.) You can get these at some but not all whole foods -- you may nee to call around to verify before you waste a trip. Expensive, but if you don't want candy and you want something the kids will love, I don't know that you can do better.
http://www.thepipinggourmets.com/chocolate-vanilla-whoopie-pies/

To folks who keep suggesting rice krispie treats--be careful, they're not usually gf - rice krispies have barley malt in them There are some varieties that are GF but as others have said some of them have butter....

http://www.annies.com/products/snacks/berry-patch-organic-bunny-fruit-snacks

oreos are vegan, surprisingly. guessing they are nut free but maybe not gf.

Anonymous wrote:Other than a fresh peach.

Other banned ingredients are coconut and sesame.

How about the School Safe cookies:
http://www.treasuremills.com/products/chocolate-chip-cookie-bars/
They have them at whole foods.

We make a date balls at home. We make ours with nuts, but you can find nut free options.