Favorite Halloween Candy

[mitchedwards]

Candy Corn is my favorite

[wayne foundation 07]

I agree candy corn is great.We mix it with salted peanuts.If it was available year round it would loose its charm I'm sure.

[toys2cool]

love Cany corn and all the weird gummi stuff,like the eyes and stuff they're coming up with,that stuff is good

also like dots

[wyatterb]

Candy corn tops the list. When raiding the kids bags (I mean carefully inspecting the candy for tampering) I usually grab the plain Hersey bars and the pixie sticks.

[Raydeen1]

CHOCOLATE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

There's these things called BATS I think. My wife and I love those but I haven't seen them in years.

Oh and at the corner stores every Halloween when I was little there were these "Witches" flutes. They were orange wax candy made like a harmonica. I LOVED those.

[Captain]

Rockets!!!...I'm sure they are little more than powdered sugar in a disc shape, but I loves 'em!!!!

[UnderdogDJLSW]

I'm partial to the small dum dum lollipops. That takes me back to my childhood. My wife and I usually wait until the 30th to buy our Halloween candy, otherwise, if we get it early, we're still buying more on the 30th

[megojim]

i'm going to show my age here, I used to love the Woo-Wee Wax Whistles. They were orange wax "zamphere" like whistles. After you chewed them for a couple minutes all the flavor was gone but I loved 'em!
-jim

[Mikey]

I always liked Mary Jane's the best.

[ShadowAvenger]

Anything but those little peanut butter crunch bars.

[TEXASFETT]

I got to go with the smarties and the sweet tarts.

[Hector]

Chocolate is king.

I also loved bubble gum and those sweet tart candy rolls as well.

I was never a big fan of candy corn.

[4NDR01D]

Vampire teeth made out of wax.

[HardyGirl]

Chocolate (mostly Nestles Crunch bars) Jolly Ranchers and Dum Dum pops.

[shyndman]

Candy corn is at the top of my list too -but especially the ones shaped like pumpkins. It was was the same syrupy sweet candy but in a big pumpkin-shaped dose. I can get cavities just thinking about 'em . . .