Candy without artificial dye

[Brooke789]

We buy the Tasty Baby fruit snacks (a PP mentioned) at Costco. They cost about .25/pouch.

[Only]

Originally Posted by MrsFishyMarineWife I just bought a bag of 50 yummy earth lollipops at tj maxx for $4.99.

I've bought them there and at HomeGoods and I think I've seen them at Marshall's, too.

[rumblepurr]

I've seem yummy earth lollipops at Toy-R-Us and Babies-R-Us on top of the other suggestions. Do you have any little natural food/health store nearby or a organic section in the grocery store? They usually have licorice and other candy like items that might not have artificial dyes.

[Suzi]

There are more and more fruit snacks that are dye free. We don't really do a lot of candy. My kids are more about sugary drinks

[motherofall35]

Unreal candy is good and can be found at Walgreens, CVS and Target. My daughter is also sensitive to food dye and I am floored at how much food dye is in snack foods (crackers, breakfast bars, juices, cough syrup, even Tylenol children).

We buy all organic but I am amazed at how much crap is in foods that are marketed to kids now. Even Pedialyte has food dye, yuk. I make my own pedialyte with pure coconut water and a little fresh squeezed orange juice.

[Bhavana]

Originally Posted by Brooke789 We buy the Tasty Baby fruit snacks (a PP mentioned) at Costco. They cost about .25/pouch.

Could you please list out ingredients for me? I would like to buy it, but Im in India -but I can ask my relatives in the US to buy it for me. How many pieces are there in that .25cent pack?

[glupton]

Another vote for Yummy Earth!

[leadmare]

Haven't read any of the replies, but in the bulk section of my local grocery store, they carry candy (non-chocolate sweets, like suckers), without any high-fructose corn syrup, or dyes, or anything. See if any grocers around you have bulk sections.