Halloween Candy Power Rankings (1 Viewer)

[Saint_Ward]

I might have let it slide but your final comment about chocolate made your intentions clear.

Oh, I think we all gladly eat our child labor chocolate. Let's be honest, no one cares about the third world, and they are making some money. Just wish it was more.

It was just that I saw an article on it yesterday around the same time I saw this thread.

 

[DaveXA]

Oh, I think we all gladly eat our child labor chocolate. Let's be honest, no one cares about the third world, and they are making some money. Just wish it was more.

It was just that I saw an article on it yesterday around the same time I saw this thread.

You still need to do penance for posting that.

But seriously, i do agree in that I wish it was more as well.

 

[boutrous]

You guys need to learn to appreciate salty liquorice. Noone eats it outside of northern Europe.

I like licorice, but I've never heard of salty liquorice... I'm both intrigued and scared.

 

[DaveXA]

I like licorice, but I've never heard of salty liquorice... I'm both intrigued and scared.

Same here. That got my attention.

 

[Bill]

Well, they used to be in York, PA (worked there one summer). They are now made in Mexico.

I take it you couldn't learn Spanish.

 

[whodatbe]

Where's the Whatchamacallit's, the Zeros, the Charleston Chew, the Paydays. That's a list!

 

[boutrous]

Where's the Whatchamacallit's, the Zeros, the Charleston Chew, the Paydays. That's a list!

Charleston Chew is underrated and definitely now a Halloween candy as it's mostly seen in the "Kids Will Hate Your Cheap arse, but At Least They Won't Egg you because You Made an Effort" large mix bags of candy.

I wouldn't consider Zero's or Whatchamacallit's as Halloween candy as they are commonly found in the "We Put these Candy's Close to the Ground Now so the old People Hunched Over with Walkers will See Them" shelf. Although they are both awesome candy.

 

[Grumpy Old Manatee]

I don't eat sweets, but the name has always made me chuckle.

 

[boutrous]

I don't eat sweets, but the name has always made me chuckle.

Interestingly enough (only to me I assume), I've never had one of those. Next time I'm in retro-candy store, I'll spend the $8.99 to try one.

 

[tomwaits]

These guys didn't make the top 10??

 

[buzd]

These guys didn't make the top 10??

They did, but nobody knows what to call them.

 

[DaveXA]

These guys didn't make the top 10??

I like em, but only ever eat them during Halloween when trick or treating.

 

[Grumpy Old Manatee]

Carp that you catch if attending the Easter parades in NOLA.

 

[HoustonGold]

See if you remember any of these

Old-School Halloween Candies You Totally Forgot About

These treats made a trip to the graveyard.

www.redbookmag.com

 

[buzd]

See if you remember any of these

Old-School Halloween Candies You Totally Forgot About

These treats made a trip to the graveyard.

www.redbookmag.com

I remember pretty much all of those, but the only one I really liked was garbage can candy (loved that sheet). Bonkers were good, but I think I am also conflating them with the board game of the same name ("It's never the same game twice" - (but it was, because there was one situation you could create an endless loop between spaces so the game never ended)).