We believe in a world full of soft, fluffy, sweet treats that are always gluten free, dairy free, nut free and allergen friendly. Since 1917, Campfire Marshmallows has been giving families top-quality marshmallows with lots of flavor! Whether Mini or Giant, Marshmallows are an everyday sweet treat and a staple for your favorite family recipes!
Have a Food Allergy?
We take food allergies very seriously because they affect our consumers. We have an extensive allergen management program which includes staff training, evaluating our ingredients and validating our cleaning procedures.
Campfire marshmallows do not contain and are made in a facility free from the following allergens:*
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- Milk (Yay, we are Dairy Free!)
- Eggs
- Peanuts
- Tree Nuts (e.g. almonds, walnuts, pecans)
- Crustacean Shellfish (e.g. crab, lobster, shrimp)
- Wheat (Yay, we are Gluten Free!)
- Soybeans
- Sesame
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*Our S’More Pops are the only product we carry not made in our allergen-friendly facility.
Are Marshmallows Gluten Free?
FAQ
Do marshmallows have allergens?
What marshmallows are nut free?
What is the rarest thing to be allergic to?
Do marshmallows have dairy or gluten?
Are marshmallows safe for food allergies?
11. Vegan Marshmallows Good news: All marshmallows are generally safe for the food allergy afflicted (they are free of the top eight major allergens).
Is marshmallow gluten free?
Most marshmallow are gluten-free, although, some may contain trace amounts of gluten. So, people with gluten intolerance must take the ones labeled as gluten-free.
Can you eat marshmallows if you have an egg allergy?
If you have an egg allergy, be aware that marshmallows can contain eggs. Years ago, it was common for marshmallows to contain egg whites but nowadays larger commercial brands omit them. Gourmet marshmallows might still have egg whites so always check into the ingredients of marshmallows if you have an egg allergy.
Is marshmallow gelatin dairy free?
Gelatin is generally dairy free. If you have a fish allergy, it’s worth noting that some gelatin is derived from various types of fish. The gelatin used in most of the marshmallow brands listed below is derived from pork products.