best candy to give out for trick or treats?

Question

I have pixie sticks, m&m's, lollipops, snickers, gummy witches and animal crakers for toddlers....what is your favorite candy to get?

Answer 1

-People LOVE Reeses Peanut Butter
Cups! Well, I do, Lol.
-Candy Corn, and those small Pumpkins that
kind of taste like Candy Corn. They all come in a
Branches Candy Pack or something, its
original, and good.
-3 musketeers
-milk duds
-mike 'n ike
-hersheys
-air heads
-starburts
-skittles
-tootsie rolls
-jaw breakers
-jolly ranchers
-laffy taffys
-smarties
-life savers
-licorice
-kit kat
-blow pop
-butter fingers
-candy cigarettes
-TAKE 5!! THEY'RE AWESOME!
-baby ruth
-sour patch kids
-gummie worms
-push pops
-twix
-milky ways
-twizlers
-whoppers
WOOH!! Lol, all i could think of.

Hope it helps!!!

Answer 2

Dentists prefer the smaller wrapped chocolate bars because you can limit how many a child eats in one sitting, and it's much easier to brush away the sugar on the teeth which comes from from the chocolate. The worst are candies which are pure sugar--usually all the other types distributed. When they get home and open their bags, kids forget to brush their teeth and parents may forget to remind them because the sugar is not very visible. So it's a good start on cavities and dental bills. The best? A dollar coupon from a fast food outlet.

Answer 3

It does not somewhat hassle me. If older young ones and youthful adults bypass out trick-or-treating, this is (with a bit of luck) fairly much less mischief they're going to be entering into on a similar time as they're occupied going door to door. I appreciate seeing the costumes, no remember how huge or little they're, and that i merely get a kick out of persons having (with a bit of luck) some harmless Halloween relaxing. in line with danger i'm merely naive or overly friendly, yet i do no longer think of there could be an age shrink. as long as human beings are respectful and well mannered, they're welcome to quit via my living house for some candy.

Answer 4

I would not suggest any type of choc or anything with nuts..where as children are allergic to it and we know children...oh candy chomp..

best things to do are lollipops, teddy grahams etc..and you can get toddler pops.. gum etc.. pixie sticks will just make them ahve a sugar rush...hmmm..maybe i should get some.

Answer 5

All chocolate!!!!!!!:u}
I loved it as a child trick or treating if someone gave chocolate we remembered them the next year and we went to all the good houses the kids in my neighborhood do the same thing right around Halloween they start calling me the chocolate lady! lol ALSO CHOCOLATE IS BETTER FOR THEIR TEETH than the gummy stuff my little boys dentist told us that if he was going to eat candy it should be chocolate???!!!!

Answer 6

Very often, Halloween comes on a chilly night. Therefore, I suggest something to warm the kiddies. How about a ladle of hot soup poured into their bags? If not that, you could always place a baked potato removed straight from the oven into their hands. For those with no sense of humor, this is a joke.

Answer 7

I love personally giving out good bags, I put in toys and candy, but if I would have to choose I would say chocolate anything chocolate and candy corn in the individual bags

Answer 8

REESE'S, Tootsie Pops, Gum, Rolo, York Peppermint Patty, and more chocolately stuff. OH, and I like those caramels with the white cream thing in the middles. Those are beast.

Answer 9

as far as safety, give McDonald's or Wendy's gift certificates. You could also give some kinds of gifts like stickers, pencils, or little novelty gifts for from a dollar store. I tend to not want to give candy anymore due to our world being full of weirdo's and perverts that like to put tricks in our children's treats.

Answer 10

Reeses Pieces and Cups.