We usually have maybe 15-20 kids come by. The most popular ones tonight have been the full size cookies and cream.

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Anonymous wrote:To those of you who give out full-size candy bars, how many do you normally go through? I know this is very neighborhood specific but just looking for a general idea.

My parents do but they live in a gated community. Outside ToT aren't allowed in so they only have the maybe 10-15 kids who live in the neighborhood.

This strikes me as incredibly mean-spirited and grinchy.

Anonymous wrote:To those of you who give out full-size candy bars, how many do you normally go through? I know this is very neighborhood specific but just looking for a general idea.

Bought 35, have 6 left. I don’t expect anyone after 7:30 though. Not a ton of trick or treaters.

Because they are awesome!!!!!

Because my parents would often take or hide our Halloween candy, due to being health nuts. And I’m totally honest that I’m overcompensating by letting kids enjoy a bonus.

We give out fulll size. Our neighborhood is spread out - for those kids that trek to our house, I’ll happily give a full size. We go through 10?15 tops.

We live in a self contained neighborhood with houses spaced far apart. We give full size because of that and also because full size is the bomb.

Who cares? Stop trying to control everyone.

We get almost zero trick or treaters. I’d rather eat full size peanut butter cups, the chocolate/peanut butter ratio is better.

We are giving out full bars tonight. But only about 30. After those 30 are gone, I have a big bowl of miniatures. I didn't know how many kids to expect since this is our first year in this neighborhood, and I didn't want to end up with a ton of full bars if only a few kids come

Anonymous wrote:To those of you who give out full-size candy bars, how many do you normally go through? I know this is very neighborhood specific but just looking for a general idea.

We just started giving out full sized two years ago. We get 15-30 kids. This is how it has been since we moved in in 1997.

In my neighborhood, we call those people LEGENDS!

Anonymous wrote:To those of you who give out full-size candy bars, how many do you normally go through? I know this is very neighborhood specific but just looking for a general idea.

My parents do but they live in a gated community. Outside ToT aren't allowed in so they only have the maybe 10-15 kids who live in the neighborhood.

Anonymous wrote:To those of you who give out full-size candy bars, how many do you normally go through? I know this is very neighborhood specific but just looking for a general idea.

We don't get a ton of trick or treaters, so we bought 60 bars and we'll almost certainly have leftovers.

To those of you who give out full-size candy bars, how many do you normally go through? I know this is very neighborhood specific but just looking for a general idea.