6 Allergy-Friendly Rice Krispie Treats

A Decadent Allergy-Friendly Rice Krispie Treats Round-Up!
Can you think of an easier allergy-friendly treat than the reliable rice krispie treat? It is easy to make, can check every top allergen and gluten-free box, plus it is a crazy versatile base to pimp it up for any occasion.
Since the holidays are slowly creeping closer, and I bet will just spring up unannounced even though we knew they were coming, I wanted to share this round-up of Allergy-Friendly Rice Krispie Treats. These delightful squares make the perfect thing to bring whether it is a Thanksgiving meal or a cookie exchange, these guys have got your back!
My favourite part fo making allergy-friendly rice crispy treats as a kid was that I could lick the buttery spatula. I definitely channelled all the Julia Child back in the day, because butter made everything taste better! But if you have a dairy allergy, you aren’t missing out because there are so many options to make rice crispy squares safe for you.
Or if you are super lazy, like adult me, just mix some rice krispies with a bunch of melted chocolate and you are a winner! Like the above raspberry crunch.
Allergy-Friendly Rice Crispy Treats
All the recipes are either naturally top 8 free and gluten free or have suggestions to make them allergy-friendly (see ingredient suggestions at the bottom of this post).

Bring on the chocolate
- Chocolate Dipped Krispie Treats from Allergylicious
- Smores Rice Crispy Treats from Go Dairy Free

Oh hello Caramel
- Salted Caramel Rice Krispies from Allergy Awesomeness
- SuperCali Sea Salt Chocolate Caramel Crispy Bars from A Whisk and Two Wands

Spice it up
- Chai-Spiced Rice Krispie Squares from Kelly Neil (uses butter, but can be subbed with non-dairy alternatives – see the bottom of this post for suggestions)
- Pumpkin Spice Rice Crispy Treats from The Fit Cookie
Kortney is your typical atopic triad! She manages asthma, eczema, environmental and food allergies. Kortney is a co-creator of the online community Allergy Travels and co-host of The Itch Podcast. She wants to spread joy in a community that can easily see the hard side of life with atopic disease and believes that you can have a full life with food allergies, it may just be lived a little differently!