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While most of us think fondly of the peanut butter-filled chocolate treats, they can be lethal to people with peanut allergies.
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| No nuts! |
Sun Cups are nut-free, gluten-free, GMO-free, and certified Kosher. They come in dark chocolate and milk chocolate, which come as the original sunflower butter-filled cups (closest to the peanut butter cup model), or as caramel-filled cups or dark mint chocolate cups.
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| Organic Lemon Juice in a Dark Chocolate Mint Cup? That's unexpected! I wonder what it does? |
In addition to being totally allergy-friendly, they're delicious. The chocolate is creamy, the fillings are decadent, and the size isn't skimpy.
It's a great lunchbox treat for a kid at a peanut-free school, for a plane ride (I've heard of entire flights banning peanut products because of a single peanut-allergic passenger - understandably so, given the extreme sensitivity some have against the nuts), or just for everyday. With Christmas around the bend, they're also a great option as a stocking stuffer?
Don't want to wait until December 25, celebrate the German way.
HOLD THE PHONE. I know what you're thinking - they get gifts early???
Well, yes - but on Christmas Eve. I, however, am talking about St. Nikolaus Tag, which already comes December 6 and leaves you with a clean pair of shiny boots (you have to provide the elbow grease and the boots) as well as a bunch of yummy candy!
German kids polish a pair of boots the night before December 6, put their boots outside their bedroom door, go to sleep, and wake up the next morning to boots full of sweet treats!
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| You can improvise with rainboots if you're from a warmer climate |
And all the better if you find some Sun Cups in your boots!
You can order Sun Cups online, get them at Whole Foods, or find them in a local store or market using their store finder tool!
Have you tried Sun Cups?
What are your 'different' holiday traditions?
Do you celebrate St. Nikolaus Tag?
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