Ultimate Guide to Vegan Halloween Candy

Like many of you, we at Well Vegan have a love/hate relationship with Halloween candy. But mostly hate, because it has a hold on us. We can’t stop eating it. I, for one, eat the first piece of candy at about 10 am. I sneak another couple of pieces after lunch, followed by maybe three or four in the afternoon and a few after dinner. I know candy isn’t part of a healthy vegan meal plan (it’s not even a “real food”), but I have a problem.

That being said, it’s tradition and we must have an offering for those adorable mini goblins and princesses that show up, bags open, wide-eyed and sugar high at our doorstep come Halloween eve. So here goes—a list of vegan Halloween candy. Hopefully you’ll have more self-control than we do and won’t scarf the whole bag before the trick-or-treaters arrive. If you'd like any additional information on vegan Halloween candy and what ingredients to look for, check out the PETA site. You’ll find a lot of helpful, sugary information there.

Vegan Halloween Candy

Airheads
Atomic Fireballs
Big League Chew
Blow Pops
Bottlecaps
Brach’s Cinnamon Hard Candy
Brach’s Hi-C Fruit Slices
Brach’s Hi-C Orange Slices
Brach’s Root Beer Barrels
Brach’s Star Brites
Chocolove Dark Chocolate bar
Chocolove Cherries and Almonds Dark Chocolate Bar
Chocolove Crystallized Ginger Dark Chocolate Bar
Chocolove Orange Peel Dark Chocolate Bar
Chocolove Raspberry Dark Chocolate bar
Chick-o-Sticks
Cry Babies
Dots
Dum-Dums
Fireballs
Gob Stoppers
Hot Tamales
Hubba Bubba Bubblegum
Jolly Ranchers (lollipops and hard candy)
Jujubees
Jujyfruits
Lance Peanut Bar
Laffy Taffy (some varieties)
Lemonheads
Mamba
Mary Janes (regular and peanut butter kisses)
Mike and Ike
Nerds
Now & Later
Panda Licorice
Pez
Red Vines
Runts
Skittles
Smarties (U.S. Brand)
Sour Patch Kids
Super Bubble
Swedish Fish
Sweet Tarts
Twizzlers
Zotz

What's your favorite vegan Halloween candy?