It's still 2.5 weeks to Labor Day, but I just saw Halloween candy out in our local supermarket...
As much as I love this holiday, even I think this is far too early to begin the madness--but as they say...
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Re: FIRST CANDY SIGHTING 2016
lol...I just bought our Halloween candy! We get soooooooo many trick or treaters that I just do penny candy..This year is lollypops and Jolly Ranchers..a few of each for each TOT.
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Re: FIRST CANDY SIGHTING 2016
I haven't bought any yet, but our Kroger is already selling Cadbury "scream" eggs at the checkout. I don't even remember seeing them before.
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Re: FIRST CANDY SIGHTING 2016
I've seen those before Murf. I think they do taste just like their Easter Counterparts except they put some green stuff in there, probably just green food coloring to make it look creepier. Halloween candy is fun, but some varieties I think look too gross for me. I'll probably go as far as "dirt and worms" (pretty much, gummy worms with pudding cups and crushed oreos) but I won't eat anything that resembles boogers! lol
I've seen the candy myself. For appearance I think one of my favorites are the little pumpkin shaped candy corns, which look great on cupcakes or for food related Halloween decorating, something you can eat but still looks festive. As far as taste goes, I gotta have the reeses peanut butter cups. I like what Hershey's does with their cookies and cream and regular chocolate bars by making them look like tomb stones.
I guess the early candy doesn't bother me too much, they probably put enough preservatives in the stuff to last a year or so.
Now the snack cakes, those are good. They aren't candy persay but they are a sweet treat that I enjoy during this season and they came out with some new varieties. What gets me though is that they expire before Halloween! (though they're technically still good I'm sure)
And the Halloween Oreos? They are a must!
I've seen the candy myself. For appearance I think one of my favorites are the little pumpkin shaped candy corns, which look great on cupcakes or for food related Halloween decorating, something you can eat but still looks festive. As far as taste goes, I gotta have the reeses peanut butter cups. I like what Hershey's does with their cookies and cream and regular chocolate bars by making them look like tomb stones.
I guess the early candy doesn't bother me too much, they probably put enough preservatives in the stuff to last a year or so.
Now the snack cakes, those are good. They aren't candy persay but they are a sweet treat that I enjoy during this season and they came out with some new varieties. What gets me though is that they expire before Halloween! (though they're technically still good I'm sure)
And the Halloween Oreos? They are a must!
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Re: FIRST CANDY SIGHTING 2016
Little Debbie makes a pumpkin spice cake, cream roll that is insanely good.
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Re: FIRST CANDY SIGHTING 2016
Our Kroger filled one half of its seasonal aisle with Halloween candy this weekend. Most of the iconic stuff is there, but I know I'll have to wait until October for ghostly Peeps.