NP. I’ll take the gross American ones

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Smarties, every year. But nobody ever comes by.

Maybe because you hand out smarties.

I'm 20:33 and I LOVE Smarties! That's why I don't give them out.

Wait, which ones? The gross American ones?


Or these, they're awesome:

Turning porch light off. Halloween candy is more expensive than ground beef!

Anonymous wrote:None. Not participating.

Feel free to not answer threads with useless comments. Scroll right past them entirely.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I embrace being the house that offers full size candy bars and ring pops for kids who don’t like chocolate.

We give out full sized too and in addition to chocolate we give out skittles, sour patch and other non chocolate candy. Ring pops are a great idea.

I’d love to do this but we get hundreds of kids. No way am I buying 300 full sized bars.

Same.

Nothing, we live on a farm and don’t get trick or treaters. But if you manage to walk all the way up the driveway and knock, you’ll be getting delicious, delicious whatever I have in the pantry that looks like a snack.

Nerds gummy clusters

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I embrace being the house that offers full size candy bars and ring pops for kids who don’t like chocolate.

We give out full sized too and in addition to chocolate we give out skittles, sour patch and other non chocolate candy. Ring pops are a great idea.

I’d love to do this but we get hundreds of kids. No way am I buying 300 full sized bars.

Anonymous wrote:I embrace being the house that offers full size candy bars and ring pops for kids who don’t like chocolate.

We give out full sized too and in addition to chocolate we give out skittles, sour patch and other non chocolate candy. Ring pops are a great idea.

None. Not participating.

I go to Costco and get one bag of chocolate candy and one bag of the non chocolate candy.

Anonymous wrote:I'd have purchased Halloween candy by now (and eaten some).

The remarkable thing about being on a GLP1 is that I can walk past the bags as if they're bags of dried green peas.

I would eat wasabi green peas over chocolate in a second.

I typically give out candy that I like, because in the event that no one comes to my door on Halloween 🎃 night then……..

J/K.
Well sort of.

I tend to give out Tootsie Pops, Smarties ➕ of course Nerds.

I think I’m going to give out pre-packaged Rice Krispie Treats (not homemade) this year. I did it years ago and the kids seemed to love them. It’s something different than the usual candy, but still a sweet treat.

Anonymous wrote:Weirdly enough- all 3 of my kids go crazy for the houses that give out chips, goldfish or fruit snacks. They love that stuff in their lunches and I rarely buy it.

Why is that weird?