Teal is the color of food allergy awareness and teal pumpkins have become the symbol of food allergy awareness at Halloween. When you see a teal pumpkin, it means non-food treats are available for kids with food allergies or other dietary restrictions.
Kids With Food Allergies has tips to help you have a safer and more inclusive TEALOWEEN.
1. Raise awareness about food allergies and being inclusive.
Change your social media profile picture to show others you support a safer, more inclusive celebration for all children.


Order a TEALOWEEN kit that includes a drawstring bag that can be used for trick-or-treating. Our kit also includes a “Teal Zone” poster, a coloring page, pumpkin carving template and stickers. Plus, you get a PDF so you can print more. It also comes with 10 silicone awareness bracelet to wear and share. Your purchase helps us continue our mission to improve the quality of life for those affected by asthma, allergies and food allergies. Order by October 16 to make sure yours arrives in time for Halloween!
2. Show others you have non-food treats available.
Placing a teal pumpkin by your door will let others know you have non-food treats available.
- Download and print our “Teal Zone” sign
to display at your home.
- Paint a real pumpkin or buy a teal pumpkin from a craft store.
- Use one of our #KeepItTeal pumpkin carving stencils
3. Have non-food treats available.
Use our handy list for fun treat ideas. By offering non-food treats, you will help keep all kids safe and included in Halloween celebrations.
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Updated September 2019
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