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NDR Poll: What's your favorite candy?
Easter and/or non-easter.
Easter: Cadbury mini-eggs and reese's eggs.
Non-easter: Riesen. I buy the 32-count bag 1x per month and put them in a jar in the freezer. Then I eat a max of 1 per day as my splurge food (I don't eat most sugary foods). OMG - they're the best.
Re: NDR Poll: What's your favorite candy?
Easter: Cadbury mini-eggs and PB eggs also.
Non-Easter: Lemon heads and redhots. The Walgreens near me sells a HUGE tub of the jawbreaker sized Lemon heads for $2. I get them and eat one a day.
I love jelly beans. Love. Have a problem. It doesn't matter that I'm 30 - I eat so many I make myself sick, so I don't let myself have any jelly beans
MIL gives me a small bag of Jelly Bellies in my Christmas stocking and I invariably eat the whole thing in one sitting.
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Easter-Jelly beans (Jelly bellies...I am picky), and reese's white eggs (I don't like chocolate)
non Easter- Jelly Bellies (DH gives me enough in my favorite flavors for Christmas to last awhile) English toffee (which DH also gives me for Christmas...he gets it at Disneyland confectioners), and pralines or anything caramel-ly.
ETA: Other than the jelly bellies, which I eat by the handful when I remember they are in the house, I don't really eat much candy. I still have peppermint kisses from Christmas, (I bought 2 bags and one hasn't been opened) and up until last week there were still some of the pumpkin kisses in the candy jar too.
DH, on the other hand, has a piece or two of dark chocolate every day.
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anything reese's peanut butter based, classic, holiday, whatever!
Easter: Cadbury eggs. Mmmm!
Non-Easter: Reeses. I could eat them all day long!
Also a fan of the Reese's Eggs.
I pretty much love all candy with peanut butter - Reese's Pieces, any of the variations of classics like Twix that have PB, and my all time favorite is Nutrageous, but they are hard to find.
Easter: Cadbury Mini Eggs. I can eat a bag all by myself in one sitting if I'm not careful!
Non Easter: M&Ms.
Which, coincidentally, is also my brother's favorite and was our uncle's favorite as well.
My Valentine Bookends (2~13~13, 2~15~09)
Easter - Brachs jelly beans
non Easter - Turtles
I will eat almost anything chocolate.
Easter: Cadbury cream eggs
Non-Easter: Tix bars and peanut butter M&Ms
I could have posted this. I could never buy that big jug of JB's from Costco because I'd eat them until I was sick. Then probably start again. Seriously, there's no such thing as self control when it comes to jelly beans.
Easter: Cadbury Creme Eggs (and about 10 other things but that is my absolute favorite)
Non-Easter: Butterfinger for chocolate and Swedish Fish for non-chocolate.
This. I am not a huge fan of chocolate but I can eat Reese's all. day. long.
Also love the Peppermint kisses.
If you ever visit Chicago- you have to go to the Ferrara Pan factory in Forest Park to buy fresh lemon heads. They are awesome!