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Google trends show exactly which sweet treat your state can’t stop searching.

While you might not be able to imagine life without one of these products, others are blasts from the past.

Food heals the soul, and it’s not a surprise that people turn to it when it comes to a breakup. There are certain foods that are more popular than others when it comes to healing the heart.

There’s a lot to know about this simple holiday treat.

She probably won't mind the waxier chocolate.

Chocolate is chocolate, isn’t it? If so, then why does the chocolate you find in many Advent calendars taste so weird?

This candy bar salad might be enticing enough to add to your list of sides this Thanksgiving.

Looking for a way to make use of your leftover Halloween candy? We’ve found the perfect recipe to turn that leftover candy into the perfect sweet treat!

If you store your candy correctly, you can stretch this year’s Halloween candy haul well into next year.

Prove you’ve got a sweet tooth by identifying which candy belongs to the tagline with our Halloween quiz.

Ever wonder where the name ‘Snickers’ came from?

Surprise: Milky Way wasn’t named after our home galaxy. Let’s take a brief stroll down the etymological candy aisle and discover how these confections got named.

It's bad when even your Halloween bucket is upset.

Test your knowledge of the best and worst Halloween candies in this timed quiz.

Trunk-or-treat will probably be in a parking lot near you this Halloween.

Rather than go door-to-door, a lot of kids these days get their Halloween candy by going car-to-car.

One mistake turned transformed the candies from treat to toxic.

Not all tales of poisoned Halloween candy are mere legend.

See how your candy preferences stack up.

These are the candies Americans are getting delivered right to their door.

America‘s most romantic candy is in its heartbreak era.

Your weirdest food dreams (or nightmares) have officially come true.

One key ingredient has linked the dish to Massachusetts—and it isn’t the actual beans themselves.

The divisive confection wasn’t originally intended to be a candy at all—but that didn’t stop it from becoming a beloved treat in many parts of Northern Europe.