What Halloween candy do you like the best ? What do you not like ?
Warrior15
Anywhere there are Titties.
I'd have to say my favorites are the small Snickers bars or Kit-Kat. I am NOT a fan of Gummy Bears. Don't like anything sour or made of liquorice. I'm in Florida now in my condo. I bought a small bag of assorted candy last night. I'm trying real hard not to eat it all before tomorrow night. Although I kinda know I won't have any kids come by.
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The things I never liked even as a kid are candy corn and the candy corn-like pumpkins. Gritty, waxy, flavorless lumps of too much sugar. Yuck.
DISLIKE: Anything with coconut in it. Yuk!
Kit Kats
Twix (especially the peanut butter ones)
I’m like warrior though, if it has chocolate in it - I’m down I’m not going to complain!
Little butterfingers and kit kats the best
can't stand: twix, black jelly beans
But now I kinda find them too sweet. Like Kit Kat now. They are less sweet. Or Hershey nuggets with Almonds
Overall less sweet is better. I cut out most super sugary shit years ago and now there's no going back. Your tastes buds adjust. A soda will fuck my ass up now.
When I first moved here I went up to the fire house in town to pass out candy at their "trunk or treat" event for those who live in the areas where door to door isn't an option. I never went back because there was just something oddly creepy about a bunch of adults standing around by their cars passing out candy to random kids.
The older I get, the more I have to make hard choices about which vices I keep and which I let go. If I was going to keep enjoying Jack as often as I do, something else had to go to keep me from getting huge and causing liver and other health issues. So out went the flavored coffee creamers, ice cream, chocolate covered peanuts and other sugary things I used to enjoy. Also out went super carb heavy meals.
But that doesn't mean I can't promote diabetes in others by handing out full size candy bars. I just got back from the warehouse club and I've got over 300 full sized candy bars sitting in the garage, lol.
The worst ever are those nameless chews that came in orange and black wax paper wrappers. No one ever know what they were or what they were supposed to taste like. Peanut butter? Caramel? Nothing was worse, although Neco wafers came close.
SJG
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Reese's, Snickers, Kit Kats rule.
Licorice, candy corn, lollipops drool.
When I was a little kid, trick-or-treating was like walking the gauntlet. There was no such thing as parents escorting their kids around. You'd spend 3-4 hours ringing doorbells to get a pillowcase full of candy. Then out of nowhere the older, bigger, faster boys would jump out of the bushes, chase you down, and force you to hand over your hard-earned loot. We'd be wearing really creative costumes, but the bag snatchers would always be dressed as "bums" because that was the easiest way to disguise yourself with minimal effort.
It was like a rite of passage when my little friends and I grew up enough to become the bag snatchers, instead of the bag "snatch-ees". Lol. But we were kinder than our predecessors. Yes, we still threatened a severe ass-kicking if they didn't turn over the bags, but we would dump them on the sidewalk and only take the good stuff. They were welcome to keep the crap nobody wanted so at least they could still go home with something.
Another thing about Halloween during my youth: There was a real jerkoff who lived next door to my house. He was the kind of asshole that if your ball went into his yard while you were playing, he'd take it and refuse to give it back. It was my Junior year in COLLEGE before I stopped egging his house every year on Halloween Eve a/k/a Mischief Night. We used to call it "Cabbage Night" but I don't know why we called it that. We never threw cabbage. Just eggs and toilet paper.
Kids today are such a disappointment. Mischief Night isn't a thing anymore. Can't remember the last time I even saw any toilet paper in a tree.
I never understood why anyone liked Mounds or Almond Joy.
Yeah, now we're talkin'!
Oh yeah and they discontinued the Life Savers swirl suckers years back. Those were my ATFs.
I may have to go buy another bag