Do you like candy corn?

Make sure you go back to today’s newsletter to read some fascinating trivia about candy corn. It’s one of those things that you either love or hate… Which side are you on?

Every year, 35 million pounds of candy corn are made—that’s almost 9 billion pieces of the corn-shaped candy. Of course, the majority of that candy corn is eaten now, during the Halloween season, but it can still be found in stores year-round.

So tell us: Do you like candy corn? If not, leave a comment explaining why. We dare you to try a piece… you just might like it after all!

And guess what? I’m eating candy corn as I type this right now! Mmmmm! I’m on the “I love it!” team. Who’s with me?

See! Holding a handful of the good stuff as I write this!
Emily Woodbury
Emily Woodburyhttps://www.rvtravel.com
Emily Woodbury is the editor here at RVtravel.com. She was lucky enough to grow up alongside two traveling parents, one domestically by RV (yep, Chuck Woodbury) and the other for international adventures, and has been lucky to see a great deal of our world (and counting!). She lives near Seattle with her dog and chickens. When she's not cranking out 400+ newsletters for RVtravel.com she's hiking, cooking or, well, probably traveling.

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27 Comments

Dana
2 years ago

Flavored wax…yikes!

Sven Yohnson
2 years ago
Reply to  Dana

More like unflavored wax if you ask me.

Tom
2 years ago

Halloween special

JOHN R. WILKINS
2 years ago

Too sweet

Jerry
2 years ago

Full YES if mixed with peanuts.

Christine
2 years ago
Reply to  Jerry

Tastes like a payday bar when mixed with peanuts – delicious!!

Tom E
2 years ago

Post WWII the candy corn companies “capitalized” on the ritual of handing out candy for Halloween. Yes, let’s support our local dentists to fix rotting teeth and doctors to cure diabetes. I found my first toothache and had my first visit to “the drill” when a candy corn got stuck in a back molar. In the 1600’s England, children were handed a penny for Trick or Treat. That’s the equivalent of a 2 dollar bill in today’s currency.

Gary W.
2 years ago
Reply to  Tom E

Every party has a pooper……

Lloyd
2 years ago

Yes with dry roasted peanuts

Steve H
2 years ago

If it’s not chocolate candy, I don’t eat it!

Mark Sampson
2 years ago

Yes! and the pumpkins, too!

Ken
2 years ago

I think it’s a different concoction than fifty years ago. Taste very waxy today versus a buttery flavor of years ago. With so many sweetness out there, no telling what it is and what it’s doing to the flavor and texture.

Bob P
2 years ago

It was my favorite candy as a young child. I had a certain way I ate it, first I bit off the white tip, then the yellow top and finally the orange center.

Tommy Molnar
2 years ago
Reply to  Bob P

Isn’t that how we ALL ate it? I haven’t had candy corn in years, but if I run across some, I’ll eat it the “old fashioned way”.

Neal Davis
2 years ago
Reply to  Bob P

As a child? I still eat it that way at age 66 years. 😉

Paul B.
2 years ago

Candy corn? I’d rather eat chalk.

Sven Yohnson
2 years ago

Not a fan.

Bill Byerly
2 years ago

It’s okay but I prefer chocolate….

Linda
2 years ago

I like the Harvest Corn best, it has chocolate on the larger end. Not a fan of original Candy Corn.

Bob M
2 years ago

I liked candy corn, but as a diebetic I can no longer eat it.

Greg
2 years ago

Plastic wax disguising itself as candy.

danny pace
2 years ago

Eat some with some peanuts. Taste like a payday

Steven N
2 years ago
Reply to  danny pace

My wife is the same, specifically dry roasted peanuts.

Judy
2 years ago
Reply to  Steven N

Yes..delicious!

Tom
2 years ago

Years ago I did and loved them I will eat a few over the month.

Last edited 2 years ago by Tom
Neal Davis
2 years ago

The only bad thing about it is that I usually eat the whole bag at once. 😉

Skip
2 years ago

Call me old fashion but I always have liked candy corn. Just something about it the same way as ribbon candy. Necco wafers the same. Something I grew up with. it’s like fruit cake I have found a couple that I enjoy and have to mail order.