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Happy Halloween! The very important candy ranking: 1. Reese’s peanut butter cups (substitutes need not apply, and the holiday shapes, like pumpkins, are never as good). 2. Milky Way 3. Kit-Kat 4. Twix 5. Three Musketeers The kiddo is going as Jalen Hurts (of his own accord, I swear!) and his candy rankings are: 1. Lollipops 🍭 2. Gummy bears/worms/etc. 3. Hershey’s bars 4. Three Musketeers 5. Sour patch kids What are your Halloween favs?

The easiest way to not snack on Halloween candy 🍬 💁🏽♀️ #1 tip DO NOT BUY CANDY EARLY! Wait until the day before or day off. Then you won’t have to worry about temptation. Don’t worry the stores won’t run out of candy. 🙈#2 tip If you do buy candy early put it away. Out of sight out of mind! Hopefully 🤞🏽 🍫#3 tip Allow yourself 1 treat a day. If you white nuckle the temptation of candy you’ll probably over indulge when you do decide to have some candy. That’s it‼️ My go to is #1. I wait until the last minute to buy candy. What will you do? Comment below 👇 #halloweensnack #tuesdaytips #halloweentreats🎃 #trickortreatyourself

🍫 Unveiling America's Favorite Halloween Candy for 2023! 🍫 The results are in! Using our exclusive Agora USA consumer insights community, Accelerant Research polled 425 Americans to discover the most-loved treats this spooky season. Here's what the sweet-toothed respondents had to say: Reese's Peanut Butter Cups are reigning supreme with 25%. Snickers following closely at 12%. Candy Corn, the classic Halloween staple, bagged 8%. For those who kept it general, 7% simply voted for "Chocolate". KitKat got a break with 6%. Twix ended the list with 5%. Are you team Reese's or do you have another favorite? Share your top Halloween candy in the comments below! For more insights and consumer trends, reach out to us at Accelerant Research. 🎃👻 #HalloweenCandy #ConsumerInsights #AccelerantResearch #CandyTrends

As Halloween approaches, we know the little ones are getting excited for all that candy! Check out the article below that shows the top 5 most popular Halloween candy in America and the #1 Halloween candy for each state. https://bit.ly/3MffvSO

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Here are 10 Things to Do with Leftover Halloween Candy. Read the full article: 10 Things to Do with Leftover Halloween Candy ▸ https://lttr.ai/AJqjT

Unwrapping Halloween's Candy Economy. Did you know that the National Retail Foundation projects Americans will spend a staggering $12.2 billion this Halloween? Celebrations like Halloween are exceeding even pre-pandemic levels. After being cooped up, we're all looking for a good excuse to spend more time with family and friends, even if that means spending more to have a festive celebration. According to CandyStore.com, these are America's top favorite Halloween candies: 1. Reese's Cups 2. M&M's 3. Hot Tamales 4. Skittles 5. Sour Patch Kids 6. Starburst 7. Hershey Kisses 8. Candy corn 9. Hershey Mini Bars 10. Snickers * * Results from 15 years of sales data (2007-2022) from CandyStore.com

As the days creep closer to Halloween, confectioners weave a sweet web in preparation for this holiday. Did you know that the National Retail Foundation projects Americans will spend a staggering $12.2 billion this Halloween? That's about $100 per household and amounts to a 15.5% increase in spending compared to last year's Halloween. And, out of the $12.2 billion, an impressive $3.6 billion will be spent on candy alone, according to NRF. What's changed? Celebrations like Halloween are exceeding even pre-pandemic levels. After being cooped up, we're all looking for a good excuse to spend more time with family and friends, even if that means spending more to have a festive celebration. According to CandyStore.com, these are America's top favorite Halloween candies: 👉Reese's Cups (obviously) 👉M&M's 👉Hot Tamales Did your favorite candy make the list? Will you be handing out candy to trick-or-treaters this year? And, for all the little ones asking, will you be handing out full-sized candy bars? Inquiring minds want to know! I am wishing you and yours a most "ghoulishly" fun Halloween! #Halloween #Candy #Finance #FunFact #Money

Perhaps you bought tons of Halloween candy for all of those trick-or-treaters that will definitely hike up the five flights of stairs to your apartment door (five bags seems reasonable, right?). Perhaps you’re always amazed to find that almost all of the candy is still there come November 1st, even when you and a friend ate two bags on your own. Or maybe you have kids who collected more candy than they can possibly eat without giving themselves sugar-related meltdowns. Either way, you will have lot of extra fun-sized bars and candy corn and not a lot to do with them. So, what can one do with bags and bags of leftover Halloween candy? Eating it plain is obviously a great option, but even if you have the biggest sweet tooth, things can start to get boring when you’re on your 100th bite-sized Kit Kat. Before you start pawning your candy off on hungry coworkers, consider giving it a new life instead. Read More >>