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Mrs. (formerly in DC) bought the candy and woefully underbought, so I'm having to hit the kids' stash. They're gonna be lucky to have a single Smartie<SUP>®</SUP> left in the morning.
I remember @ summer camp we used to see how many of those things we could eat at a time. Kids would be drooling red w/watery eyes...pretty gross thinking back.I've dug out all the Atomic Fireballs. Could present a choking hazard. Could cause an allergic reaction if the kids are allegic. Could be that I'm addicted to the darn things.
I remember @ summer camp we used to see how many of those things we could eat at a time. Kids would be drooling red w/watery eyes...pretty gross thinking back.
sbtb sorry to here of the diagnoses. it makes life a little tricky because everything has sugar in it or your body makes it in to too much sugar. I was diagnosed four years ago and all the family holidays are hard when everyone is eating pie or cake but my mom has found some great recipes and for a candy fix its sugar free jolly ranchers. so guess what we are handing out for halloween, thats right hershey's, reeses and whoppers.Diagnosed with Diabetes on Thursday so none.
Last year... lot's.![]()