I remember running around the neighborhood when I was a kid and sharing tips with other kids about where the best houses were and what kind of awesomeness they were handing out.
Cans of pop! Full-size Snickers! Caramel Apples! Popcorn Balls! Lord knows why I was enthralled by receiving a store-brand cream soda that I never drank, but that's neither here nor there. What will make us the cool house on the block? |
David Yurman rings. Well you asked. |
I liked those little packs of fake cigarettes. The only time of the year I got anything like that so it was the novelty of them more than the taste. But I loved those dumb things. |
There was a really nice elderly lady on my street who hand sewed little ghosts, pumpkins and goblins. We always made sure to get to her house early so we wouldn't miss out! |
That's so sweet! I'm not saying I would do something like that because, whoa lotta work, but do you think people would appreciate that kind of thing today? |
when i was a kid i was mostly excited when a house had a wide variety of candy to pick from. reese cups, jolly ranchers, snickers, starburst, etc. all in 1 bowl! |
YAAAASSSSSSS!! |
Wacky Packages with those stickers and a stick of gum. |
Definitely full size candy bars. The guy who gave them out in our childhood neighborhood was a dentist. |
Fruit Roll-Ups!
We used to change costumes just to hit that house a second time. |
LOL, smart man. Building up business. |
Full size Hershey bars/Milky Ways etc -- not the fun size. |
Imagine the uproar if someone dared to give those out this year in upper NW. |
Popcorn balls? Wtf? That's a small step up from raisins, but still, ew.
But definitely full-sized snickers, full-sized bags of M&M's, full size Reese's, etc. You get the picture. Full sized chocolate pars. Someone once gave out dollar bills - a buck per kid. Also a winning house. |
Lick a maid
Anything full size |