candy

How many licks does it take....

The most hated greatest candy is being celebrated today (October 30). I am here to defend the orange, yellow and white cones of sugar.

With trick or treaters descending upon your lighted front porch, you might encounter a child carrying a different color plastic pumpkin. Noticing that difference could make a difference in a child's life.

We have put together a list of some of the most popular brands out there to try and narrow down the top candy pick in the Texas panhandle.

I still have to give myself a tiny pep talk before I pop a gummi bear into my mouth. I mean, it's like eating tiny Winnie the Pooh's or something. Ghastly.

After talking with friends about their Halloween plans, about half are looking for ways to celebrate Halloween closer to home. Here's how to still have a blast!

Ready to embrace a "winter body?" Wanna give up on improving health and keeping risk factors lower? Here's the scoop on how to *not* lose weight. (Yes, I jest.)

The pandemic has thrown a wrench into many things, and apparently that includes some conveyor belts at candy manufacturing plants because East Texas won't be getting the usual stash this year.

Luckily for us, an Ohio man came up with a genius simple “touch-free” way of handing out Halloween candy this year.

This is ideal for the more indecisive types among us who love the varieties so much they struggle with picking just one.

I am disgusted that candy corn even made the list. I thought its purpose was to be used as decoration, Who is actually eating this stuff?

I saw it on the store shelf and just had to purchase it and try it.