
I remember as a kid, having a large plastic pumpkin that I used each year when we’d go trick-or-treating. It always felt like a race to see how much candy I could accumulate in just a short amount of time. After each house, my friends and I would compare what we each got as we quickly moved on to the next house. If you came across a house that was giving out handfuls of candy, you felt as if you’d hit the jackpot.
At the end of the evening, we’d sit down and sort out our candy into piles and do the necessary trading (if someone was willing). I always tried to get rid of the Mounds candy bars, anything black licorice flavor, and of course anything related to candy corn. Some of my favorites were Reeses Peanut Butter cups, Bottlecaps, and anything hot cinnamon flavored.
Each year, I’m always hopeful that we don’t have too many kids coming around because I don’t mind having leftovers, but my waistline will appreciate if it’s all gone at the end of the night.
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