My friend's dad does this just to watch the kids go NUTS when they realize they are getting a full-sized bar.

This is how you seal your legendary status.

We don't do full sized but kids love them. We do however give each kid 2-3 pieces which is the same quantity wise, but kids still get a thrill out of full sized.

Anonymous wrote:Full sized are for beta males.

I only do king sized.

Full sized are for beta males.

I only do king sized.

Anonymous wrote:No one needs large candy bars.

And you don’t “need” an overpriced urban farmhouse, $300 yoga pants, and a gas guzzling SUV.

Anonymous wrote:It’s funny how, when I was a kid, I thought rich people all gave out full sized bars. Now that I know you lot of scrooges, I know the really rich people were the ones giving out toothbrushes and carrot sticks.

Just bitter and miserly. Why let children have a little bit of joy?

Anonymous wrote:I am giving out big size candy bars, but not the whole thing. I break them into smaller squares and hand them out.

What? No. Just get funsized nobody wants candy your hands have touched all over breaking up!

Anonymous wrote:No one needs large candy bars.

Please stop trying to pass your disordered eating along to others.

No one needs large candy bars.

I hate giving them out, because I can't snack on the leftovers, like with the fun sized bars. But my husband and I remember "that house" that gave out full sized candy bars fondly, so we do it for the kids.

Because size matters.

We have neighbors who do this. They own a store that sells candy, so they can probably get the big bars wholesale. They’re a very generous family and they know a lot of people in the neighborhood.

Anonymous wrote:Full sized candy bars are the Holy Grail of trick-or-treating. Why not make a kid's evening, if you have the means?

This. One house on our street gives out full sized bars and my kids mention it fondly throughout the year when we pass by that it's the big candy bar house

I am giving out big size candy bars, but not the whole thing. I break them into smaller squares and hand them out.

Anonymous wrote:Do you really think the kids aren’t going to get enough? Do you think this makes you appear generous? It’s so unnecessary.

We do!

Kids are super excited when the see them!

So many give out one-bite size pieces for any number of reasons--I do not care or chastise those households!
You do you OP.

p.s. yes, my kid is thin and exercises and will enjoy any size treats!