halloween candy

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Anon09/08/26, 12:26No.22191572

My kid likes Peelz, 3Ds and sour shit. He got these gummies last year that were so fucking good but I don't recall the name right now since I didn't look at the wrapper, really. I can mind palace it, if you care enough. He's bougie about chocolate.

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Anon09/08/26, 12:41No.22191592

Kids now pretty much want gummy amd sour candy. I was at the store yesterday and they are putting out Halloween candy, the prices have skyrocketed

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Anon09/08/26, 15:48No.22191781

>I’m planning to be THE house the kids are talking about this Halloween. seems kinda sad

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Anon09/08/26, 19:02No.22192087

If you want to do standard fun size chocolates get the Costco Chocolate Favorites bag, it’s 27 cents an ounce which is hard to beat.I used to hand out the Pokémon Trick or Trade 3 card packs but they weren’t produced last year or this year, which sucks because the kids loved them.Sometimes Grocery Outlet has discounted gummy packs. They’re from normal brands but usually discontinued or previous limited run items

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Anon09/08/26, 19:05No.22192089

>I’m planning to be THE house the kids are talking about this Halloween. Cheap dildos and pocket pussies

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Anon09/08/26, 19:09No.22192097

Who no candy this year?

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Anon09/08/26, 19:37No.22192138

They talk about my house for...other reasons.

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Anon09/08/26, 21:03No.22192248

guys, can anyone help me find this candy. I remember only getting it during treat or treating as a kid in the 90's. they were these gummy things. individually packaged, often times multi colored, and they came in shape of bugs and worms and stuff like that. They were individually packaged in these plastic cast things almost, idk how to describe it. They also had a very distinct taste as opposed to say gummy bears or something

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Anon09/08/26, 21:56No.22192327

>in 5 hours only 10 kids visit in a populated neighborhood it's over

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Anon09/08/26, 22:26No.22192383

IT'S STILL FUCKING SEPTEMBER YOU FUCKING NIGGER

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Anon09/08/26, 22:27No.22192385

I haven't seen a trick or treater in years. Now they do trunk or treat events and things like that. Arguably the kids get way more candy from those than going door to door and it's more safe too.

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Anon09/08/26, 22:46No.22192422

If you do get trick or treaters give them the biggest pro tip. When they get home separate the chocolate candies from the fruity candies. For some reason keeping them all together makes the chocolate candies taste disgusting

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Anon09/09/26, 00:23No.22192538

Halloween as a national holiday is dying as many people have noticed. Twenty years ago there were always so many kids trick or treating that I always run out of candy. Neighbors would set up elaborate decorations, trick or treaters wouldn't stop coming until at least 10 and the whole neighborhood was alive with people and noise and merriment. Within the past decade the trick or treaters have slowed way down, the neighbors don't bother with elaborate decorations because there's no need, I never run out of candy, and the trick or treating stops by 8. It's kind of sad to see it die. It's nothing like it was in the 90s and 2000s.

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Anon09/09/26, 00:28No.22192544

>Anyone with kids know what the big thing is these days? Supporting local bakeries. Have you ever considered that? Serve local cookies and other pastries, made with quality ingredients.inb4 >stfu, I want to keep the fantasy alive No.

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Anon09/09/26, 00:50No.22192565

Trick or treating was banned when he passed out those hard mountain dews

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Anon09/09/26, 01:07No.22192599

I don't know about kids these days, but when I was a young'n the way to be known as a truly legendary Halloween house you only needed one thing: >Full-sized candy bars

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Anon09/09/26, 01:53No.22192694

I like to give out apples, fruits and homemade baked goods. One year I gave out cans of sardines

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Anon09/09/26, 01:59No.22192702

Last year my neighbor gave me two boxes of full sized candy bars because he was going out of town. I already bought two big bags of candy. I was giving out full sized bars and handfuls of candy.They seemed to like it. So do that

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Anon09/09/26, 02:24No.22192737

When I was a kid there was a really sweet older Chinese couple who didn't speak much English and they gave out full sized candy bars and Reese's and M&M bags and other full sized candy. They were one of the favorite stops for everyone in my neighborhood.

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Anon09/09/26, 03:25No.22192831

Reese's so the peanut allergy kids all die off. I'm only half joking.

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Anon09/09/26, 06:10No.22192976

Really only know what I liked as a kid and asides from things that were holloween themed. Some of my favorite candies to get was cosmic brownies, almond joys, reeses cups (pumpkin shaped),3 musketeers, cookies and cream hershey bars, crunchstars, and crunch bars. Those beans where half were bad flavored were fun. I personally loved sour candy and hated non sour equivalents. Always a disappointment to get gummy worms instead of sour gummy worms or gummy bears instead of sour patch kids. I remember a couple houses giving out hot chocolate packets or popcorn bags. Lolipops were boring but ringpops were fun.

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Anon09/09/26, 08:48No.22193088

Either full/king size bars or something rare. I remember one halloween some houses had Pop Rocks which I treasured.

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Anon09/10/26, 03:05No.22194422

I just give away leftover Easter and Christmas candy.

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Anon09/10/26, 03:08No.22194423

once a year I really enjoy candy corn. but just for a couple weeks a year.

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Anon09/10/26, 03:13No.22194427

My policy is that if you roll up in a car, dont have a costume, don't say trick or treat. You don't get candy. Simple as.

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Anon09/10/26, 03:34No.22194441

last year I lived in my sister's house and without talking shit about her she is worse than redditI just got a bag of snickers. that was it, that was good enough for her not to get called the spic bitch in the neighborhoodif you wanna get fancy my tastes are almond or peanut butter snickers.Baby Ruth is extremely based old America nobody remembersbutterfinger is nice, kitkat is just cookie chocolatei think nougat sucks, bad for the teeth and to process blood sugar, and so is everything without a sort of nut peanutif you can manage to give away ice cream, that's niceother than chocolate, I could roast most sugar candyput jawbreakers in there for show, other than that get the good chewy gummies. don't bother with most everything elsedouble down with chocolate from Europe for the LGBTQ crowd and throw in a bread chocolate croissant or pan dulce in theremake diabetes Satan worship about chocolate and bread make sure to yell NIGGER a couple of times and turn down the black kids and most hispanics

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Anon09/10/26, 05:34No.22194551

Little BGM for the threadhttps://youtu.be/eMz_JSU8TxI?si=27dCA6Md6gOc3Y82

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Anon09/10/26, 05:38No.22194558

One year I gave these out. Kids were going nuts.

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Anon09/10/26, 05:39No.22194562

I'm not gunna lie, as a kid, this was my favorite thing yo get.

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Anon09/10/26, 05:49No.22194572

Btw if any anons are in Los Angeles there’s a candy distributor called Jack’s Candy that’s pretty cool to walk through. I believe they’re open to the public but I haven’t been there in many years so I’m not sure how good their prices are nowadays

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Anon09/10/26, 07:00No.22194645

Americans really are a cliché. Talking about cayndee for a "holiday" nearly two months away. Tragic.

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Anon09/10/26, 08:18No.22194752

Snickers bar is the best candy bar there is. No contest.

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Anon09/10/26, 08:49No.22194809

Do people still actually do this?

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Anon09/10/26, 13:00No.22195005

All this excitement about Halloween ITT had me watch Coco again. God dammit Pixar

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Anon09/10/26, 15:43No.22195185

I've never found this special edition of Starburst ever again. It's delicious.

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Anon09/11/26, 03:48No.22196437

>I’m planning to be THE house the kids are talking about this Halloween. You're going to answer the door naked? My grandma tried that years ago and ended up getting a non-trick-or-treat visit from the police.

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