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I got maybe 20 kids. Neighbor around the corner (TH development, so just follow the sidewalk around) got about 100. I have no idea why, but next year, I'll be buy a lot less candy
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Candy - it's not just a guilty pleasure, it's also sports nutrition:
https://velo.outsideonline.com/news/...lloween-candy/ |
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Love this comic.
Tim |
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Halloween is quite a thing around here. We passed out 2,000(!) pieces of candy last night. Mostly one per kid until I needed to shut it down for the night, then upped it to 3 per. The OP’s choice is solid — based on my research, the larger, flatter Reese’s cups have the preferred ratio of chocolate to PB as compared to the smaller, taller cups.
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We haven't gotten a trick or treater for a number of years, and most of those we used to get were families who would drive to our neighborhood — a form of wealth redistribution.
I still buy candy just in case -- Butterfingers, always (my Mom used to half-joke that they were fresher at Halloween). Put me in the "candy corn is disgusting" camp. |
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