candy

As long as they're making mustard Skittles, New Englanders thought they'd pitch a few flavors (or, "flavahs") of their own.

Every year there is one type of costume that becomes the most popular and this year, at the Halloween Event on Water Street, Inflatable Costumes commanded the night!

Got a Sweet tooth? Scrummy Afters Candy can be shipped right to you!

These days, it's all about the little things in life, like trying new types of candy

Why do we call them Needhams?

Good news.

We are gonna eat LOTS of bad things and I love it.

When you're 7 and get a 2 hour delay, what do you do? Get CANDY!

A sweet new addition to downtown Waterville

Did you know this year, the National Retail Federation is estimating that shoppers will spend $2.6 billion on Halloween candy. Billion...with a B!

It's taken two decades, but that iconic M&M Christmas commercial finally has a sequel... And, it's EPIC!

In July 1885, Addie Orne opened Orne’s Candy Store in downtown Boothbay Harbor, according to the candy store's website. She started out with just ice cream, bananas, and a handful of different candies, the website states, and she expanded her candy selection over the years...

Laugh along with celebrity chef Gordon Ramsey, who stopped by 'Jimmy Kimmel Live' to offer his opinion on some traditional Halloween treats.

Halloween is only one week away and as an adult, I'll admit that I sneak in a piece or two (or maybe more) of candy as I hand out the candy to the trick-or-treaters. Then there is November 1st and all that leftover candy to dive into! Before you do, let us put a big bah hum bug into your Halloween.

According to influenster.com, Maine and Massachusetts share their choice of favorite trick-or-treating candy. They surveyed over 40,000 people to uncover which Halloween candies are number one in each state. Reese’s Peanut Butter Cup was one of only three candies to be voted as one of top treats by every single state in the US...

How sweet will your Valentine's Day be? According to a recent national survey by the National Confectioners Association, sales of chocolate and candy will be up this year with us spending $1.1 billion. Here is what your Valentine is looking for: 94% of Americans say they would like to receive candy or chocolate for Valentine’s Day ... Read More ...