The holidays are a time for joy, celebration, and sharing delicious treats with loved ones. Among the array of festive ...

Here’s a recipe for a DIY Candy Cane Sugar Scrub that you’re going to love. This homemade sugar scrub recipe uses candy canes ...

The Fasig-Tipton November Sale–looking to keep a streak of $100 ... It's kind of like a kid in the candy store on that night.” Three additional supplements were announced Sunday morning ...

Amy Schmitt and her son love to dress up and hand out candy on Halloween, but after a medical emergency landed him in the hospital, a few neighborhood kids knew exactly how to cheer him up.

The combination of nougat, caramel, and peanuts coated in milk chocolate makes Snickers a popular candy treat. As a food engineer studying candy and ice cream at the University of Wisconsin ...

Chocolates, Dr. Priya Mistry said, are preferable to other types of candy as they melt off the teeth and do not require a lot of chewing, typically. "It doesn't stick on your teeth as much as ...

"We were founded in 1906 by my great-grandfather. We’re the only major manufacturers of candy canes in the United States, and about half of all the candy canes you’ll buy in the United States ...

The Lynchburg Lions Club will have its annual candy sale beginning Nov. 19 and running through December. The sale will be conducted at the Republican Headquarters Building in Hillsboro and the ...

Coral Chapter #16, Order of the Eastern Star, is holding a homemade soup sale on Friday, Nov. 8, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Masonic Hall on the corner of Portland and Brigham streets in Morrisville ...

This story has been updated to correct a spelling typo of "Chicken Feed." Wednesday is National Candy Corn Day and there are plenty of ways to celebrate, whether it be by cracking open a fresh bag ...

Lafayette police Sgt. Robin Green said over the years there have been cases where people have given tainted candy to children. Green reminds parents to always check their child’s Halloween candy.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich (WOOD) — Halloween is just days away and many trick-or-treaters will come home with so much candy that they won’t know what to do with it all. A national nonprofit has an idea.