Nut-Free Chocolate Trail Mix – 12 oz

Nut-Free Chocolate Trail Mix – 12 oz – Product Overview

Nut-Free Chocolate Trail Mix – 12 oz is a nut-free trail mix selection. Refer to the product details below and any selected size or variety to identify what is included. Portion into a bowl for school-free snacking, road trips or a care package. Keep the resealable bag closed between servings and read the label for every allergen. These serving ideas do not change the ingredient information provided by the maker.

Vermont Nut Free Chocolates Trail Mix combines sweet, salty, crunchy and chewy ingredients in one 12-ounce bag. Dark chocolate Skippers®, pretzels, sunflower seeds, roasted soybeans, dried cranberries and raisins make it a ready-to-eat option for everyday snacking, travel and care packages.

The manufacturer produces its treats in a dedicated peanut- and tree-nut-free facility. This mix offers an alternative to nut-containing trail mixes, but it is not an all-allergen-free food.

What Is Included?

What Is in the Mix?

The published product description identifies these six components:

• Sunflower seeds
• Roasted soybeans
• Dark chocolate Skippers®
• Dried cranberries
• Raisins
• Pretzels

This is a summary of the mix-ins, not the complete ingredient declaration. Individual components, including the chocolate candies and pretzels, have their own sub-ingredients. Use the current package for the full ingredient list, allergen statements, serving size and Nutrition Facts.

Dedicated Peanut- and Tree-Nut-Free Production

Vermont Nut Free Chocolates states that its products are produced and packaged in a dedicated nut-free facility and that it works with ingredient suppliers on nut-allergen controls.

For the maker’s current production practices and information about other allergens, review its official allergy information.

When serving someone with a food allergy, keep the original package available for review and use clean serving utensils. Do not mix this product with nut-containing snacks or assume that other products in the same gift box have equivalent allergen controls.

Ideas for Packing and Serving

Portion the mix into a clean snack container for a trip, keep the bag available for desk snacking, or include an unopened pouch in a care package. The assortment provides chocolate, fruit and crunchy components without needing to assemble a homemade mix.

For a school, camp or shared workplace, confirm the organization’s food policy first. A peanut- and tree-nut-free claim does not establish approval under every organization’s rules or address every recipient’s allergies.

Storage and Freshness

Keep the pouch closed between uses and store it away from direct sunlight and heat. Because the mix includes chocolate, avoid leaving it in a hot vehicle or exposed delivery area.

The manufacturer lists a six-month shelf life for Trail Mix. That is not a guarantee of six months remaining when your order arrives. Follow the best-by date and storage instructions on the bag you receive.

Review the manufacturer’s product, storage and allergen FAQs for additional information.

About Vermont Nut Free Chocolates

Vermont Nut Free Chocolates is a family-owned confectioner founded in 1998, with a factory in Colchester, Vermont. Its business began with a focus on making chocolate and treats for people avoiding peanuts and tree nuts.

Read the maker’s official company story.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this one large bag or several individual snack packs?

This listing is for one 12-ounce bag, not a multipack of individually portioned bags.

Can I use the six listed mix-ins as the complete ingredient list?

No. They describe the main components only. Check the package for all sub-ingredients, allergen statements and nutrition information.

How do I check whether it fits a recipient’s dietary requirements?

Review the current package with the recipient before serving it. The FDA’s food-allergen label-reading guidance explains what to look for on packaged foods.

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Features, Flavor & How to Use

• Product family: nut-free trail mix.
• Flavor or format: Nut-Free Chocolate Trail Mix – 12 oz.
• Selections: Use the currently displayed package size and available options.
• Serving inspiration: Portion into a bowl for school-free snacking, road trips or a care package. Keep the resealable bag closed between servings and read the label for every allergen.

Consider how you plan to use this product before buying: occasional treats, family meals, entertaining or gifting may call for different package quantities. The picture shows a product presentation, but the selector and label determine the actual quantity. A nut-free facility does not mean a food is milk-free, wheat-free, soy-free or free of other allergens. The components in this bag include chocolate, seeds, pretzels and dried fruit. For gifts, check the recipient's preferences, storage needs and food allergies first.

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Ingredients, Origin & Ordering Information

The underlying chocolates are made at Vermont Nut Free Chocolates' Colchester, Vermont facility. The factory works with allergens other than peanuts and tree nuts; verify the trail mix's current packaging. The production location is not proof that all agricultural ingredients originated in the United States. Review the packaging for the manufacturer’s latest origin labeling, ingredient list, net quantity, storage guidance and any relevant allergen statement.

Manufacturer recipes and packaging can change between batches. Choose the actual item or variety shown in the available product options, check the full label when it arrives, and refrigerate only as directed by the maker. In warmer weather, bring food shipments indoors promptly. For additional reference, see FDA allergen-label advice, and read our food returns policy. Shipping cost and available delivery methods appear during checkout.

Compare quantity, flavor and intended serving use rather than treating similar names as identical products. Keep food in the original package whenever sharing it with others, especially when the individual serving contains allergens or ingredients that are not obvious from the flavor name.