With Halloween coming soon, people across the U.S. are gearing up for one of the sweetest nights of the year. Unsurprisingly, Oct. 31 is a major day for candy sales nationwide. According to Instacart, ...

If you want a fun Halloween treat that’s colorful, creamy, and guaranteed to bring smiles, this easy candy corn fudge recipe is for you. With layers of yellow, orange, and white chocolate fudge, it ...

Another debate is taking the center stage — a sweeter, non-political one. Candy corn is back on store shelves, signaling the rejuvenation of a decades-old disagreement. Some can't get enough of it, ...

NEW YORK (AP) — Cruel joke for trick-or-treaters or coveted seasonal delight? The great Halloween debate over candy corn is on. In the pantheon of high-emotion candy, the classic shiny tricolor ...

Halloween Week on Twin Cities Live wouldn’t be complete without a nod to the spookiest candy—candy corn! Today is National Candy Corn Day, a perfect time to indulge in this iconic treat. Jackie ...

Americans can’t get enough of Halloween candy. Halloween candy sales grew 14% between 2021 and 2022 and this year is on track to be the same. In 2022, US consumers dropped more than $3.7 billion on ...

When people talk about how polarized our nation is now, I assume they’re talking about candy corn. Half the country loves them. Half the country hates them. There is no in-between, no No Labels party ...

When it comes to classic Halloween treats, candy corn stands apart from the rest because of its iconic colors and buttery, sweet taste. This year, instead of just nibbling on candy corn straight from ...

It is no secret that candy corn remains one of the most controversial confectioneries of Halloween. But why? Is it the unappealing way it looks more like a traffic cone than a corn kernel? Is it how ...

Regional candy preferences vary, with Sour Patch Kids preferred in the Northeast and Candy Corn popular in the Midwest and South. Utah residents purchase the most candy, buying it 50% more often than ...

When people talk about how polarized our nation is now, I assume they’re talking about candy corn. Half the country loves them. Half the country hates them. There is no in-between, no No Labels party ...