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jenifotoI thought for sure chocolate would rule them all, but it turns out, chocolate does not!Get our free mobile appGoing trick or treating is a right of passage for most kids.&nbsp; This year my son is two, and it's the first time he's going to get to go trick or treating, and I can't wait! We've been practicing saying "trick or treat" and I can't wait to walk with him around the neighborhood.&nbsp; &nbsp;I have a lot of fond memories of going trick-or-treating when I was a kid, so I'm excited to start that tradition with my kid this year.I live in a neighborhood where we get a lot of trick-or-treaters, so we always keep Halloween candy on hand to pass out to the kids, but we always buy the bags that have our favorites in them so if we have some leftovers, it won't go to waste. So which candy is the most popular for area trick-or-treaters?&nbsp; One study answered that question and the answers surprised me.Every year&nbsp;CandyStore.com&nbsp;puts together a really cool interactive map of the most popular candy for each state in the United States. This year they said they gathered data from each state for the past 15 years and compiled it all into a really cool map, which&nbsp;you can see here.&nbsp;No chocolate?&nbsp; I'm shocked!And while we're chatting about the Tri-State area...Candy Store even broke down the most popular Halloween candy across all 50 states:Who knew Hot Tamales were so popular? You can see a further breakdown of the most popular Halloween candy across the United States, here.Stacker&nbsp;compiled a list of ways that Halloween has changed over the last 100 years, from how we celebrate it on the day to the costumes we wear trick-or-treating. We’ve included events, inventions, and trends that changed the ways that Halloween was celebrated over time. Many of these traditions were phased out over time. But just like fake blood in a carpet, every bit of Halloween’s history left an impression we can see traces of today.Gallery Credit: Brit McGinnisSource: Trick or Treat! Study Finds Indiana and Kentucky’s Favorite Halloween CandyCommentsLeave A Comment

jenifotoI thought for sure chocolate would rule them all, but it turns out, chocolate does not!Get our free mobile appGoing trick or treating is a right of passage for most kids.&nbsp; This year my son is two, and it's the first time he's going to get to go trick or treating, and I can't wait! We've been practicing saying "trick or treat" and I can't wait to walk with him around the neighborhood.&nbsp; &nbsp;I have a lot of fond memories of going trick-or-treating when I was a kid, so I'm excited to start that tradition with my kid this year.I live in a neighborhood where we get a lot of...

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