What's your favorite Halloween candy? We've got reading recommendations based on your candy of choice.
Candy Corn
Sure, it's kinda gross, but weirdly good. It's very popular in some circles. Before you know it, you’re having another handful. You like it but you’re not proud about it.
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Reeses Peanut Butter Cups
The popularity is deserved. It's a rich, full experience; even small amounts at a time can be really satisfying, though you might need time to absorb and take it in.
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Snickers
Critically acclaimed and widely praised. It packs a punch and gives you something to chew on. There's some complexity, yet it's accessible.
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M&Ms
A classic choice. It's a formula most people are familiar with and consistent with time. Even if it's not your favorite, it's a crowd pleaser.
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Sour Patch Kids
"What even is this?", you might be asking yourself. An intense situation that draws you in with a surprising plot twist. It's full of emotional highs and lows, but ultimately satisfying for the right person. If it’s not for you; you won’t touch it.
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Pixie Stix
Yeah, yeah, they're supposed to be for kids. They are marketed to kids and teens, but they just so sweet and delightful that it's hard for many adults to resist the appeal of these colorful stixs.
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Highly Suspicious and Unfairly Cute
What kind of candy reader are you? Let us know in the comments!
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