Safe Easter Egg hunt for children with allergies

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Hello,

Hoping for some suggestions or help here. I'm organising an Easter Egg Hunt party this week for around 20 3 year old children. I've just found out that 2 of the children have nut allergies, and so am trying to find Easter eggs or other treats that are nut free. The only chocolates that I can find are the large Kinnerton Eggs, and given the number I need to buy and the size of them, these won't work. I[ve thought about buying empty plastic eggs and filling them with treats.

Does anyone know of anywhere where I can buy nut free chocolate eggs or any suggestions for other treats that I could use?

Many thanks!

Chocolat trading company (Google and the web address will pop up). I think they do bags of mini Easter eggs that don't have nuts in them.

Haribo have mini Easter themed bags. They’re generally allergy free.

Use plastic eggs and fill with sweets? Or hunt for cardboard/plastic eggs or tokens or clues and then swap them for prize at the end?

There is a Peppa pig themed Easter egg hunt pack I saw in iceland that is by kinnerton

You could hide the plastic eggs then ask the children to collect/bring them to you. When they do that hand over the chocolate in exchange. I think the real problem is the time scale. There are companies online that produce guaranteed nut free chocolate - Kinnerton being one, but I'm not sure you'd get delivery in time (if they are still in stock). I would just hand over several small eggs to those without allergies & 1 big Kinnerton egg each to the ones with the allergy. Or if you wanted to, put a small bag of sweets (like haribo) in each egg.

Thanks for the suggestions...

Malteser bunnies are nut safe. Much of Kinder is nut safe. Or Kinnerton egg hunt bags. Look up the nutfree living guide on Facebook

My dd has a peanut allergy. I think last year we had galaxy mini eggs for the hunt.