The candy you steal from your kids trick or treat bag
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Anonymous
| Mine is baby Ruth! You don't see them too often anymore. Also Reeses of course. |
Anonymous
| Twix, reese maybe snickers or butterfingers |
Anonymous
| Almond joys |
Anonymous
| Heath bars |
Anonymous
| Those "fun size" Milky Ways are not in anyone's bag for very long when I'm around. |
Anonymous
| Snickers. |
Anonymous
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baby ruth
butterfinger |
Anonymous
| tootsie rolls and tiny twix |
Anonymous
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Almond Snickers (way better than peanut)
100 Grand Mini Butterfingers (the really tiny one-bite ones) Twix Pay Day I am not interested in anything fruity or chewy, Three Musketeers, Reese's cups, M&Ms, Milky Ways. I do like Kit Kats but so do they so I tend to leave them alone. |
Anonymous
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Snickers and, if I'm desperate, Twix. The one upside of my son's peanut allergy was that I could legitimately take the peanut candy. I don't have that excuse with my daughter, so I have to sneak around, but she always notices (darn that math sense that kicks in only for Halloween candy!). |
Anonymous
| Anything chocolate. The rest I don't care about. |
Anonymous
| Skittles and heath bars. Peanut butter cups for DH. It's dangerous. DS usually has about 2-3 days of interest in the candy and then nothing. Dh and I end up snacking on it for months |
Anonymous
Yup. And no guilt about it, because my son has peanut and tree nut allergies. |
Anonymous
+1. |
Anonymous
| Almond joy and kit kats. |