Candy

The pandemic has thrown a wrench into many things, and apparently that includes some conveyor belts at candy manufacturing plants because East Texas won't be getting the usual stash this year.

Luckily for us, an Ohio man came up with a genius simple “touch-free” way of handing out Halloween candy this year.

This is ideal for the more indecisive types among us who love the varieties so much they struggle with picking just one.

Trick-or-treating won’t be allowed in Los Angeles this Halloween

I am disgusted that candy corn even made the list. I thought its purpose was to be used as decoration, Who is actually eating this stuff?

I saw it on the store shelf and just had to purchase it and try it.

Quite a few Halloween events will probably be canceled this fall, and the experts are saying candy sales could be cut in half. They really don't know us very well, do they?

The brand is calling for the most creative minds to throw in their best idea for a name, and if the name you came up with gets picked, you get $5,000. Couldn't we all use an extra 5k?

As we used to say back in the 80s, the Snickers candy bar really satisfies!

This candy wreath is a show-stopper and it couldn't be easier to make.

With all of the technology available to kids now, they can drop a pin and mark you forever.

Thursday evening kids and adults will be ringing doorbells all over uttering the phrase 'Trick Or Treat' in hopes of getting a pumpkin full of their favorite candy or treat.