Best thing to do with candy corn is to mix it with a jar of dry roasted peanuts. Tastes like a payday bar.
Best and worst Halloween candy
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Best thing to do with candy corn is to mix it with a jar of dry roasted peanuts. Tastes like a payday bar.
Hermann
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Have done that, tweak the ratio and it is really good.
Add me to the list who favors little Snickers and Mars bars and always hated Bit O'Honey,
But the worst treat was from people who gave you a pomegranate. They must have had one of those stupid trees and couldn't figure out what else to do with the fruit.
But the worst treat was from people who gave you a pomegranate. They must have had one of those stupid trees and couldn't figure out what else to do with the fruit.
I love them until about 10 pieces, then I can't stand anymore.
I liked the two you did not like....
I love those....
People wonder why they have Type 2 Diabetus.
Where in the world did you find those, I havent seen them in 50 years.
Hermann
Site Donor 2023
Best: almost anything chocolate.
Worst: candy corn, lollipops including Tootsie Pops, anything homemade such as candied apples, and yes, those circus peanuts. A lot of the candies you see mainly around Halloween, such as candy corn or circus peanuts, are just too sweet.
Was never a fan of candied apples anyway because the coating was like a rock covering the fruit, but my parents regarded anything homemade as suspicious because of possible tampering. This was when the concern over razor blades, pins, etc., in such things was high, and we're talking about the early 1970s. Candied apples were one of the main things that supposedly had been found hiding razor blades somewhere else in a previous year. My parents disposed of anything homemade we got during trick-or-treating after we returned home.
Worst: candy corn, lollipops including Tootsie Pops, anything homemade such as candied apples, and yes, those circus peanuts. A lot of the candies you see mainly around Halloween, such as candy corn or circus peanuts, are just too sweet.
Was never a fan of candied apples anyway because the coating was like a rock covering the fruit, but my parents regarded anything homemade as suspicious because of possible tampering. This was when the concern over razor blades, pins, etc., in such things was high, and we're talking about the early 1970s. Candied apples were one of the main things that supposedly had been found hiding razor blades somewhere else in a previous year. My parents disposed of anything homemade we got during trick-or-treating after we returned home.
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