How-do-they-know-this trivia

[Mt_Rider]

Did anyone know that each state has been categorized by "Favorite Halloween Candy"?

 

http://magazine.foxnews.com/sites/magazine.foxnews.com/files/CandyMapInfluenster.jpg

 

Whooooo knew?

 

 

But mine personally is Candy Corn.....born Iowan, y'know.

 

 

MtRider ...better than 'favorite ghoulish costume'

Edited October 31, 2015 by Mt_Rider

[dogmom4]

Reese's peanut butter cups here.... Lifesavers aren't candy...they're something you suck on if you have a dry throat.

[Jeepers]

Reese's Peanut butter cups for the Hoosier in me. I like them! Especially the little bite size ones. And, they are Reese's (as in a Rhesus Monkey) and not REEEEE-sees.

Reminds me, today is candy shopping day. Day after Halloween is a good time to go. My favorite candy is really Smarties. A few miles from me is Americas largest candy store. They sell the larger size Smarties. They are about the size of a nickel. A little sweet, a little tart....just like me.

Woo-hoo, 5% off coupon too! http://www.sweetiescandy.com/

[sassenach]

I used to love snickers, but now I eat Reeses and M&Ms occasionally, as the amounts do not mess with my blood sugar as long as I get some meat in a snack or meal within an hour or so.

 

I abhor both candy corn and jelly beans, since childhood. Not sure why, but both the ultra sweetness and texture of candy corn when chewing it are not pleasant to me. I never did like really sugary stuff anyway.

 

Glad somebody likes it! Mt Rider.

[Mt_Rider]

Well...I haven't actually had any candy corn for ....years? I think living on a corn farm, it was a novelty.

 

But M&M's might be an all time favorite. Way too addicting! I've liked Mounds bars since I was a kid. With M&Ms and Mounds.....I don't want the peanut or almond [Almond Joy bar] ...just pure chocolate...and coconut.

 

 

MtRider ....try to stay away from the most addicting sugars. But Safeway makes a pastry with strips of dark chocolate baked inside. OYE!

[Daylily]

I don't eat candy now but as a kid my favorite was a German-made chocolate-hazelnut candy called "Ice cube". It was expensive and Daddy would only get me one whenever he went to the store. It was about the size of a real ice cube and it was out of this world delicious. I haven't even seen one in decades.