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What Is or Was Your Favorite Halloween Candy?
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What Is or Was Your Favorite Halloween Candy?
Most folks I know give out Halloween candy that they like, in hopes of having leftovers! I know I do!
As a kid I loved Smarties, Snickers and Reeseโs Peanut Butter Cups.
I like giving out full bars, because you see and hear the joy from the kids. Itโs once a year, and fun.
The neighborhood Iโm in is near a school, so getting almost 200 Trick-orTreaters is common here! I like getting the Reeseโs Peanut Butter Cups at Samโs Club, since they have the larger quantities.
Any favorite candies?
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I love your idea of full-sized candy! As a kid, Iโd literally jump for joy at full-sized Hershey bars or a Reeceโs Cups double pack!
Iโll only get a couple dozen trick or treaters at most. They tend to be under 8 years old and are usually accompanied by their costumed parents as well as their costumed dogs!
This year Iโm doing smaller candy, but itโs a โpick 6โ opportunity, and there are non- edible options like ping pong eyeballs, and icky sticky hands. ๐ฎ
Last night, my former work colleagues were having a โWhatโs your goodie bowl look like this year?โ discussion, and Iโll share my bowl here too. The rat thatโs pictured will be โguardingโ the bowl outdoors with me. ๐
Great topic! (โฆ.and yup, looking forward to leftovers!)
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Fantastic goodie bowl! I really like that pick six option youโll be doing. Thatโll make it a lot of fun for sure! Some years Iโll give out glow sticks and spider rings as well and they can pick one of those. This year just the candy. Liked seeing the picture!
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