candy

Today is full of strange and sweet treats. Earlier we taught you how to make glowing lightsaber popsicles, and now, well, now it’s time to point you to an even weirder and brilliantly bizarre sugary treat – the 26-pound gummy party python.

What does a nine-year-old do with $4,000? Buy candy. A lot of candy.

While children still seem to unanimously agree that Halloween is one of their favorite holidays, a new survey by the American Dental Association and PopCap Games shows that kids' perception of the holiday is changing in several surprising ways.

According to a new survey from National Retail Federation, about seven in 10 plan on celebrating Halloween this year. Since revelry isn't always free, the next question the NRF polled is how much celebrants plan on spending on the holiday this year.

There’s one single treat in the history of all candy deliciousness that makes us feel so torn. Candy corn -- we hate to love it and love to hate it. How is it possible it can taste so bad, yet be so irresistible? It’s a Halloween trick AND treat. (See what we did there?)

It’s that time of year again when we apologize to our pancreas and then eat until we're sick -- Halloween candy season! Everywhere we turn, we’re bombarded with chocolate and gummies and sour things and those peanut butter taffies in the wax paper wrapping that no one ever eats. Somehow those things have survived the ages but our favorites have gone by the wayside. It’s bittersweet heaven on earth

Grandkids are always exposing their parents and grandparents to new things. Remember the grandparents that were trying to figure out the webcam? What about the grandma that has learned to dance with the Wii?  Now add some candy from the early 80's to the picture and see the reaction.

Halloween is here ,and as a parent I have one main concern, Halloween candy. It's not that I'm totally against it, it's that my child gets so hyper every time she consumes any extra sugar. So what is a parent to do? I don't want to deprive her of it because that causes the "forbidden fruit complex." While researching this, I discovered a few ways to make Halloween 2011 as struggle-free a

Dentists aren't really found of Halloween but shouldn't they be? I mean, the way I see it, it would keep them in business. Not for one dentist in Ohio, he is offering to buy back kids candy this year.

I've only watched Jersey Shore a few times (and I hate admitting to that) but I have to say these people are marketing themselves like nobody's business.  They are not only making tons of money off of the MTV reality show but they have lucrative endorsement deals as well.  Check out The Situations latest endorsement of a lollipop!