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Halloween will not be very happy if these candies end up in your bag of treats.
Ask any child of any age. Heck ask someone who has already been tip. There is a clear hierarchy with regard to Halloween candy.
Unfortunately, you can not really control the type of treats that end up in your bag, but you may be aware of these so-called unwanted treats when you meet them on October 31st.
To help you identify the worst Halloween candies, Candystore.com has compiled a definitive list based on 12 unrelated lists of the worst and best candies published on reputed websites, as well as survey data from customers of more than 40,000 people.
The results, which will surely be the subject of a debate, are visible below.
10. Mary Janes – Taffy sweets with peanut butter and molasses. All good things, but not together.
9. Good and full – White and purple cylinder of sweet black licorice, coated with a hard candy shell. Can we just get jelly candies?
8. Licorice – More precisely, black licorice. Duh.
7. Smarties – Sweet candies in tablets that come in a variety of colors. A classic, but too sweet after a while. And very chalky.
6. Tootsie Rolls – Candy taffy and chocolate. Another classic, but very bland.
5. kisses of peanut butter – Bland candies are packed in orange or black packaging. So badly, they were banned in a city in North Carolina.
4. Necco Wafers – Sweet discs similar to Smarties, except the worst.
3. bottles of wax coke – Sweets with wax filled with sugar water. Not suitable for people over five years old.
2. corn sweets – Candy cores with a broad yellow tip, pointed orange center and white pointed ends. Michigan would disagree. It has been named the state's favorite Halloween candy in 2017.
1. Circus peanuts – Marshmallow candies shaped like peanuts are better suited to circus animals.
And for the record, the best candies in the order include Hershey bars, Skittles, Sour Patch Kids, Butterfinger, Nerds, M & M, Kit Kat, Twix, Snickers and mugs Reese peanut butter.
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