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In reply to the discussion: A reminder about lame candy [View all]No Vested Interest
(5,166 posts)48. Good list, but I (personally) would only buy and give candies which
I could eat if there are any leftovers - which I've had in recent years. Not so many young children in my neighborhood in recent years, and weather plays a part in how many arrive.. Also no sidewalks or street lights, and it's hilly.
That (unfortunately) leaves out any taffy-type, including Bit'O'Honey, Charleston Chews, Tootsie rollscaramel chews, etc., all of which put my fillings in jeopardy.
Therefore, the mini candy bars - yes, Twix, but also 3 Musketeers, Snickers, Reese's, M'n'M's, etc. work very well in my household.
I also used to raid my children's loot for malted milk balls, but I don't see much of that around anymore.
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First of all, Bit O' Honey and peanut butter kisses (those "alternately orange and blacked wrapped")
Scuba
Oct 2015
#31
No no no I love circus peanuts - especially stale circus peanuts as they get chewy. Almost as good
seaglass
Oct 2015
#95
I buy stuff I like so that when I turn off the lights after the first kid, I can enjoy leftovers. :)
Hoyt
Oct 2015
#52
Those are the little comic-style Come to Jesus books people leave in men's rooms
jmowreader
Oct 2015
#81