For most trick-or-treaters, rodeo fans, and general candy enthusiasts, circus peanuts rank somewhere between raisins and candy corn on the list of sweets to skip. The orange, spongey, legume ...

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Which candy is the most disappointing to find in your trick-or-treat bag? The folks at CandyStore.com have done the research and this year there’s a new name at the top (or bottom?) of the list. Those ...

Although it’s clear that there are few better Halloween treats than a pile of tooth-shaped clumps of sugar wax, some insist on arguing against the merits of candy corn every year. It’s a perennial ...

We already have a rough idea of everyone’s favorite Halloween candies, now let’s talk about the ones we hate. A new survey from CandyStore.com has concluded that the absolute “worst Halloween candy” ...

Many Halloween candies have a long and fascinating history. From circus peanuts to candy corn, some of these favorites go back a century or more. Inflation may send candy prices higher this season.

Move over, circus peanuts. Candy corn has now assumed the unenviable throne of being America's least favorite Halloween candy in 2019, according to CandyStore.com. How did CandyStore.com come to this ...

Another October, another opportunity to stuff yourself with candy. And, provided you're not a nine-year-old, another opportunity to buy multiple bags "for the trick-or-treaters" when, in reality, ...

YAKIMA, Wash. -- There is a war being fought every day in this country — not a war for land or money, but for hearts and minds — and at the center of that war is a single, serious question: Is candy ...

Every year, the online retailer CandyStore.com conducts a massive nationwide survey to find out which U.S. states prefer which types of Halloween candy. Given that the National Retail Federation (yes, ...

Tierney Plumb is an editor of Eater’s Northeast region, covering D.C., Boston, Philly, and New York. Why should kids have all the trick-or-treat fun this time of year? That’s the thinking at Cleveland ...