But on Halloween night, we remember the real reason for the season: Candy. And lots of it. But while any candy is better than no candy, not all of these delicious and sugary sweet treats are equal.

Americans have a sweet spot for candy, and it varies greatly by region. A new study from Innerbody.com analyzed Google search data to reveal trends in candy preferences across the U.S., with ...

This one is definitely for those of you with a sweet tooth. The Museum of Candy, a world-first fully immersive museum dedicated to all things sweet, is set to open its doors very soon in Dubai. Based ...

These maple crunch almonds are both savory and sweet, with just enough "candy" coating to make this nosh taste more like a treat than a nutty snack. Almonds are an ideal snack for those who are ...

As people stock up on Halloween candy this month, they may be buying bags of treats that contain with Red Dye 3, a carcinogen that is banned in Europe and for use in cosmetics in the U.S ...

Along with all the candy and fun and games, kids were able to get donated winter coats and gear at the event hosted by the nonprofit Vessel of Humanity and Compassion.

It's costumes and scary movies. It's staying up late and maybe throwing toilet paper on someone's house, but it's also candy and lots of it. Candy sales are never as high as they are around Halloween.

Along with all the candy and fun and games, kids were able to get donated winter coats and gear at the event hosted by the nonprofit Vessel of Humanity and Compassion. This article originally ...

While chocolate still leads the sweets category, candy is growing at a faster clip ... Expect more chocolate-coated items with a variety of fillings or mixed with more almonds, peanuts or walnuts ...

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