Dye-Free Candy
Dye-free candy is the normal kind in Sweden, not a specialty line. Nearly every candy on this wall takes its color from food rather than from synthetic dyes, so this shelf is built by reading each maker's own ingredient list and leaving out anything that names Red 40, Yellow 5, Yellow 6 or Blue 1.
118 candies on this shelf
Bubs Cool Cola Skull
Bubs Raspberry Lemon Skull
Bubs Banana Toffee
Bubs Wild Berry & Pomegranate
Bubs Fruity Pear Ovals
Bubs Tutti Frutti Diamond
Lonka Soft Caramel
Zoo Sour Monkeys
Sour Cola Pacifiers
Black Orange
Ferrari Sour Lemon Lime
Fruit Gummy Worms Sour
Raspberry Boats
Giant Gummy Snakes
XL Cola & Lemon Bells
XL Sour Bells (Sour Gummy Worms)
Dals Cream Toffee
Foam Mushrooms
Large Gummy Hearts
Sugar-Coated Gummy Hearts
Fruit Lips
Coconut Drops
Caramel Belts
Mango Belts
S-Märke Fizzy Cola
S-Märke Razy
S-Märke Sour Apple
S-Märke Sour Cherry
S-Märke Sour Peach
Wild Strawberry Belts
Cola Bottles
Giant Cola Bottles
Giant Caramel Chews
Red/Raspberry Dogs
Strawberry Sugar Cubes
Sugar Cubes
Center Original
Fox Lemon
Kexchoklad Mini
Lys Milk Chocolate Shapes
Plopp Original Mini
Tutti Frutti Original
Tutti Frutti Passion
Tutti Frutti Rings
Tutti Frutti Sour Melon
Dumle Original
Fazermint
Marianne
Banana Foam Candy
Strawberry Foam Candy
Banana & Caramel Foam Mushrooms
Chocolate Mushrooms
Mini Chocolate Bananas
Punch Cones
Cool Guys
Raspberry Shots
Sour Raspberry Twins
Strawberry Clusters
Candy Necklaces
Candy Necklaces (Wrapped)
Mini Fried Egg Gummies
Sour Pastel Fish
Fruxo
Gott & Blandat Giants Sour
Mallorca Mix
Sour Seashells
Watermelon Slices
Zoo
Strawberry Bottles
Wild Strawberry Bottles
Ferrari Fruit Cars
Large Ferrari Pieces
Karmella Original
Large Rhubarb Pieces
Red Ammo
Karmella Sweet & Salty
Large Sour Wild Strawberry
XL Tennis Rack
Sour Lips
Orange Slice
Rambo Twist
Sweet Licorice Bites
Sour Strawberry Pieces
Licorice Rolls
TipTop Bites
Piggelin
Sandwich
Wild Strawberries
Dumle Licorice
Fizzy Bottles
Salty Licorice Coins
Large Cola Bottles
Real Pastel Fish
Chocolate Bear
Fruxo Lollipop
Gott & Blandat Giants
Pim Pim Tablets
Polly Blue (Light/Dark)
Gold Coins Euro
Zoo Lollipop
S-Märke Sour Lemon Raspberry
S-Märke Sour Watermelon
Tyrkisk Peber
Fazer Skolkritor
Bloody Eyes
Marabou Mini Chocolate
Daim Mini
Fizzybubble Sour Skulls
Pinky Sour Skulls
Dumle Strawberry
Luxury Fruit Mix
Cola Skulls Sour
Sour Blueberry Raspberry Skull
Sour Apple Skull
Fizzy Cola Bottles
Pim Pim Lollipop
Giant Karamelguf
Raspberry Gummies
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Mix these into your own bag
Every candy on this shelf goes into the same custom bag, picked piece by piece and weighed by the pound.
Candy without artificial dyes, read off the label
What gets left off this shelf
A candy appears here only when the ingredient list its maker prints names no synthetic dye. We check every list mechanically instead of trusting a checkbox on a spreadsheet, and the check runs again whenever the catalog changes. That turned up something worth telling you: every synthetic color left in our whole range is a blue one, brilliant blue in almost every case. It shows up where you would expect, in blue raspberry and blueberry, and also in the greens and the violets, because green is blue plus yellow. So the pieces to skip if you are avoiding dyes are the green frogs, the pear shapes, the melon, the violet rolls and the blue raspberry. Every product page prints the full ingredient list, so you can check any piece yourself.
Where the color comes from instead
Read the lists on this shelf and the same short set of ingredients keeps coming back. Carotenes from carrot and paprika do the oranges, curcumin from turmeric the yellows, chlorophyll and spirulina the greens, black carrot the reds and purples, beetroot the pinks, safflower the pale yellows, caramelized sugar the browns and vegetable carbon the blacks. It is why a Swedish candy wall looks a little muted next to an American one: these are the colors that vegetables and spices can actually make. One to know about, since shoppers avoiding dyes often assume plant: carmine, listed as E120, is a red made from cochineal insects. It is not a synthetic dye, so it is not screened out here, and dozens of candies on this shelf contain it.
If you are avoiding animal ingredients too
Dye-free and animal-free are different questions, and this shelf only answers the first one. Carmine is here, and so is the odd candy set with gelatin or glazed with beeswax. If plant-only is what you need, the vegan shelf is the stricter filter, because a candy only lands there when its maker marks it vegan. If gelatin alone is the problem, the gelatin-free shelf is the complete list and keeps the toffee and chocolate in play. Use the three pages together and the wall narrows to exactly what you eat, without reading a label twice. Every order is weighed and packed by hand in Boca Raton and ships across the US.
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