What is your favorite Halloween candy?

[The Confederate States of America]

The trick or treaters stopped coming to your house, or you finished trick or treating, you open up the bag and see what you got, what is the first thing you dig into?

[Jebtopia]

Lemonheads, because I could never find them in stores

The odd flavors of tootsie rolls were a close second

[-Floptropica-]

I used to love Tootsie Rolls as a child, but now I'm obsessed with Snickers. Also, I don't know if Ghiradelli counts as a Halloween candy, but I LOVE THOSE

[Floofybit]

Probably squirrels, although llamas are—

Anything fruity such as twizzlers, jolly rancher, or airheads, but I can go for a Reese's from time to time.

I used to love Tootsie Rolls as a child, but now I'm obsessed with Snickers. Also, I don't know if Ghiradelli counts as a Halloween candy, but I LOVE THOSE

I LOVE Ghirardelli! It's so good.

[Washington-Columbia]

SNICKERS

[-Floptropica-]

Probably squirrels, although llamas are—

Anything fruity such as twizzlers, jolly rancher, or airheads, but I can go for a Reese's from time to time.

I used to love Tootsie Rolls as a child, but now I'm obsessed with Snickers. Also, I don't know if Ghiradelli counts as a Halloween candy, but I LOVE THOSE

I LOVE Ghirardelli! It's so good.

yay! another floofybit W. unfortunately, my local ghirardelli store closed down recently so now i have to drive like 20+ miles to the nearest one. thank god costco carries it though

[The Confederate States of America]

I used to love Tootsie Rolls as a child, but now I'm obsessed with Snickers. Also, I don't know if Ghiradelli counts as a Halloween candy, but I LOVE THOSE

The brownie company, I didn't know they made candy also.

[Vikanias]

Rockets.

I’m pretty sure they go by different names in different countries, but if you either live in Canada or the US you probably know what I’m talking about.

[-Floptropica-]

Rockets.

I’m pretty sure they go by different names in different countries, but if you either live in Canada or the US you probably know what I’m talking about.

in the united states i think they're called smarties. it turns out every color has a different flavor? i've never really noticed, they all taste the same to me

[Digital Planets]

Budweiser.

[Fortilla]

Reece's cup i guess, i think they're alright although i don't eat that much candy

[Jebtopia]

Rockets.

I’m pretty sure they go by different names in different countries, but if you either live in Canada or the US you probably know what I’m talking about.

Rockets.

I’m pretty sure they go by different names in different countries, but if you either live in Canada or the US you probably know what I’m talking about.

in the united states i think they're called smarties. it turns out every color has a different flavor? i've never really noticed, they all taste the same to me

Were you ever exposed to the practice of youths breaking the pellets and inhaling the powder ?

[Karakalpaqstan]

Anything blue raspberry or watermelon flavored.

[Zalkhatann]

Hard choice between Snickers, Laffy Taffy, and Milky Ways. I love all three equally but for different reasons. Maybe I put all three in my mouth at once and then immediately regret doing that.

[Neu California]

Candy corn

*runs*

[James_xenoland]

Candy corn... i mean i'm not picky so i'll vote for something HW specific i guess.

[Bradfordville]

Hersheys. Definitely hersheys.

[Republica Federal de Catalunya]

None. I'm not a great fan of candies.

[Salvezza]

Do people in America actually do trick or treat? It must be complicated in a car dependent suburbia to go and knock at everyone’s door

[American Legionaries]

Do people in America actually do trick or treat? It must be complicated in a car dependent suburbia to go and knock at everyone’s door

Yes. And not really, people have neighbors even in suburbs...

[Bradfordville]

Do people in America actually do trick or treat? It must be complicated in a car dependent suburbia to go and knock at everyone’s door

You can walk in a neighborhood. We are car dependent in the sense that to go to the store or to any major event you need a car. But to go to someone's house? You can walk. I trick or treated for years as a kid. Dearborn is one of the best cities in the country to trick or treat, and there's a large number of children there so halloween would be a busy time of year.

[-Floptropica-]

Do people in America actually do trick or treat? It must be complicated in a car dependent suburbia to go and knock at everyone’s door

i live in a suburb, we do walk, it's just that it takes a while (one-three hours)

[Vikanias]

Do people in America actually do trick or treat? It must be complicated in a car dependent suburbia to go and knock at everyone’s door

Not really, yeah the US and Canada are car dependent but you can still walk, yeah it’ll take a while but that’s the fun of Halloween. Walking around at night (and if you’re old enough without your parents) with your buddies in your costumes getting massive hauls of candy with your pillow cases was fucking amazing. We planned out routes, knew from previous years who had the best candy, and even handed out some to kids who hadn’t gotten much candy at all, hell, we even had a cart which we brought along with us.

[Urine Town]

Almond Joy and Mounds. No, I’m not afraid to share that fact. And if you don’t like coconut, hey that’s perfectly fine. More for me then

[Rivogna]

Hershey's, Kit-Kat, or Crunch all the way! I also like Butterfinger.