5 ideas for zero waste trick-or-treat goodies 🎃 from @thewildminimalist . 1️⃣Alter Eco Truffles. This was the only candy I found that comes in compostable packaging. The wrappers are made from eucalyptus and birch trees with non-toxic ink. They sell a 60-piece box of truffles for $44.99 which equates to about $0.75 per truffle. 2️⃣Candy in Cardboard Boxes. There a few classic candies that still come in mini cardboard boxes — dots, nerds and junior mints to name a few. I went this route and bought a cardboard box filled with 72 fun sized Junior Mints boxes online for $33 (about $0.46 per mini box). 3️⃣Bulk Candy. If you don’t want to do homemade, but don’t mind spending a little extra time packaging your candy, I’d recommend the bulk route. You could buy a few different bulk candies, in your reusable muslin bags of course, and package them in mini paper bags. 4️⃣Canned Soda. I thought this could be a pretty cool alternative to candy. You could even pass out more healthy options like natural sodas or La Croix. I would recommend buying sodas that are packaged in a cardboard box versus the ones that comes strung together with plastic. 5️⃣Foil Candy. There are a few candies that come wrapped in foil, which can be recycled. You could do gold coins or those round chocolate pumpkins wrapped in foil. ➡️ Read more at her blog www.wildminimalist.com 🎃 .. #zerowastehalloween #plasticfreecandyoptions #thewildminimalist #ilovetangie #lesswasteduringholidays #morethancandy #bethoughfulwithpackaging