Favorite Halloween Candy?
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pancakerunner wrote: »Will be making homemade nut goodies ASAP: http://www.foodandwinechickie.com/2016/01/27/nut-goodie-bars/
Omg, all my favorite things in one. Peanuts, chocolate and butterscotch. Send them to me!
LOL, it must be because I've never even seen them before. Looks like a pay day on the outside and those are one of my favorite (underrated) candy bars. Tempted to buy on amazon... might have to do it.1 -
Noreenmarie1234 wrote: »pancakerunner wrote: »Will be making homemade nut goodies ASAP: http://www.foodandwinechickie.com/2016/01/27/nut-goodie-bars/
Omg, all my favorite things in one. Peanuts, chocolate and butterscotch. Send them to me!
LOL, it must be because I've never even seen them before. Looks like a pay day on the outside and those are one of my favorite (underrated) candy bars. Tempted to buy on amazon... might have to do it.
Actually nut goodies aren’t really butterscotchy... more maple ♥️🤗1 -
Oh gosh, it’s hard to chose, but since no one’s seemed to mention it yet, one of my faves is the fruit-flavored Tootsie Rolls. I hate the normal ones (except inside Tootsie Pops) but the fruit flavored ones... I would only get a handful every year as a kid and saaavvvoorrr them lol0
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o0Firekeeper0o wrote: »Oh gosh, it’s hard to chose, but since no one’s seemed to mention it yet, one of my faves is the fruit-flavored Tootsie Rolls. I hate the normal ones (except inside Tootsie Pops) but the fruit flavored ones... I would only get a handful every year as a kid and saaavvvoorrr them lol
I love the vanilla and the lime!!0 -
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pancakerunner wrote: »
I’m eh on the vanilla ones, but the lime ones are superior. I dunno if I’ve ever seen grape or blue raspberry!
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o0Firekeeper0o wrote: »pancakerunner wrote: »
I’m eh on the vanilla ones, but the lime ones are superior. I dunno if I’ve ever seen grape or blue raspberry!
I alos like the lemon!1 -
CANDY CORN GANG CANDY CORN GANG0 -
I am glad to live in a country that does not really do Halloween so do not have to deal with the candy issue.
The shops do try to push it but it has never really taken off in a big way, in my part of the UK in any case.
But of course, in the UK, it is made up for (with bells on) by Christmas which is already in the stores.0 -
I am glad to live in a country that does not really do Halloween so do not have to deal with the candy issue.
The shops do try to push it but it has never really taken off in a big way, in my part of the UK in any case.
But of course, in the UK, it is made up for (with bells on) by Christmas which is already in the stores.
The worst (and best? LOL) part is the after halloween sales when all the candy is like $.50-1 for an entire bag.
So hard to resist. 1 -
o0Firekeeper0o wrote: »
CANDY CORN GANG CANDY CORN GANG
I actually find this comical...why even bother going to the effort of consuming an organic item, when all the ingredients are nutritionally dubious! 🤣3 -
Noreenmarie1234 wrote: »I am glad to live in a country that does not really do Halloween so do not have to deal with the candy issue.
The shops do try to push it but it has never really taken off in a big way, in my part of the UK in any case.
But of course, in the UK, it is made up for (with bells on) by Christmas which is already in the stores.
The worst (and best? LOL) part is the after halloween sales when all the candy is like $.50-1 for an entire bag. So hard to resist.
I choose to stay out of the stores after any major holiday bc of this haha2 -
I actually find this comical...why even bother going to the effort of consuming an organic item, when all the ingredients are nutritionally dubious! 🤣
I think it’s more about avoiding allergens than the nutritional value of the ingredients, because candy is candy. But if you or your child has a soy/gluten/food coloring/whatever sensitivity or allergy something like this can be a godsend. I actually like these a lot; they taste more like chewy nuggets of frosting than the “traditional” ones to me!0 -
o0Firekeeper0o wrote: »I actually find this comical...why even bother going to the effort of consuming an organic item, when all the ingredients are nutritionally dubious! 🤣
I think it’s more about avoiding allergens than the nutritional value of the ingredients, because candy is candy. But if you or your child has a soy/gluten/food coloring/whatever sensitivity or allergy something like this can be a godsend. I actually like these a lot; they taste more like chewy nuggets of frosting than the “traditional” ones to me!
ok - the sensitivity/allergy 'thing' I get. But Candy Corn, imho, is just awful any which way lol🙃2 -
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o0Firekeeper0o wrote: »
I like it... but have to be in the mood hha1 -
Reese's
Tootsie rolls (why is everyone hating on these??
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Mr. Goodbar
Kit kats
My mom brought over a big bag of Reese's the other day, proud to say I haven't opened it yet. That may be because she also brought over cheesecake and brownies.3 -
Tootsie rolls are only good when you let them warm in your pocket haha1
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