American,Candy,Celebrate,Hallo family American Candy: Celebrate Halloween the American Way

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Normal 0 false false false MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 /* Style Definitions */ table.MsoNormalTable{mso-style-name:"Table Normal";mso-tstyle-rowband-size:0;mso-tstyle-colband-size:0;mso-style-noshow:yes;mso-style-parent:"";mso-padding-alt:0cm 5.4pt 0cm 5.4pt;mso-para-margin:0cm;mso-para-margin-bottom:.0001pt;mso-pagination:widow-orphan;font-size:10.0pt;font-family:"Times New Roman";mso-ansi-language:#0400;mso-fareast-language:#0400;mso-bidi-language:#0400;}The Halloween tradition of costumed children knocking onneighbours’ doors and calling out “trick or treat?” is relatively new to theUK. Until a couple of decades ago, at the end of every October and beginning ofNovember British children were more likely to be found on busy high streetswith a home-made life-sized dummy of a man – often stuffed into a pram or atrolley – asking shoppers for “a penny for the Guy” (Guy, of course, being GuyFawkes, whose effigy is traditionally burnt on bonfires on 5thNovember, as a punishment for almost blowing up the Houses of Parliament in the17th century). The pennies collected would usually be given toparents who would buy fireworks, to be set off on Bonfire Night. However, in recent years the Halloween festival, celebratedthe American way, has become increasingly popular in Britain, and ‘penny forthe Guy’ has all but disappeared. Halloween parties and evening door-knockingby miniature witches, goblins and vampires have become norms that give childrensomething to look forward to when the nights start drawing in, and which givesupermarkets an excuse to stock up on bumper packs of sweets for ‘victims’ tohand out to trick-or-treaters. But with British children having such fun with a veryAmerican tradition, we think it would be a lovely idea to givetrick-or-treaters American candy, helping children to have an authenticAmerican Halloween. Here’s a selection of our favourite American candy whichwould be perfect for handing out to trick-or-treaters. Reeses Peanut Butter Cups Fondant chocolate cups filled with peanut butter, ReesesPeanut Butter Cups are an all-American classic. There are three Reeses PeanutButter Cups in each pack. Reeses Pieces Tasty peanut butter in crispy, crunchy candy shells –absolutely delicious, Reeses Pieces come in 43g bags and are perfect forhanding out to trick-or-treaters, though you may be tempted to eat a fewyourself! Hersheys Hersheys Cookies n Creme is a white chocolate bar whichcontains chocolate cookie bits – so it’s crunchy and chocolatey at the sametime. Alternatively, there’s Hersheys Chocolate n Crème, which is made of milkchocolate instead of white chocolate. Hersheys Whatchamacallit is apeanut flavoured crisp candy topped with a layer of caramel and dipped inchocolate – and its name is pretty unforgettable! Or if you’re expecting a lotof little horrors knocking on your door, there’s Hersheys Miniatures. In this150g bag you’ll find a bite sized selection of classic American chocolate,including Hershey's Milk Chocolate, Hershey's Krackel with milk chocolate andcrisped rice, Hershey's Special Dark and Hershey's Mr Goodbar with creamychocolate and crunchy peanuts. Other classic Hersheysproducts include Milk Duds - delicious milk chocolate covered caramel candies –and Hersheys Kisses, which have an unusual shape and come in individually foilwrapped pieces, so they’re perfect for trick-or-treaters. Oreo Cookies Oreo cookies are the classic American sandwich biscuit, andthe ‘proper’ way to eat them is to twist, lick and dunk – apparently! OreoCookies are two chocolate flavoured biscuits sandwiched together with adelicious vanilla flavoured filling. One box of Oreo Cookies contains 16biscuits – so there’s plenty to go round, even if you get a huge troupe oflittle horrors knocking on your door! Oreos also come in bags of miniature-sized pieces, which arethe perfect size for smaller mouths. Cracker Jacks Cracker Jacks are little boxes of caramel coated popcorn andpeanuts, and they’re a true American classic which have been around for over ahundred years. Cracker Jacks are famous for the tiny prizes concealed in eachbox, and for appearing in the movie Breakfastat Tiffany’s.  Each pack containsthree 28g boxes of Cracker Jacks. Fruit Gushers A box of Fruit Gushers contains six 25g pouches of thesedelicious little chewy sweets that ooze a watermelon flavoured liquid when youbite into them. Is your mouth watering yet? Candy Corn If you’re only going to give out one type of American candyto your trick-or-treaters, then it has to be Candy Corn – it’s the traditionalAmerican Halloween treat. These little bite-sized pieces of candy are shaped toresemble corn kernels, and no Halloween candy collection would be completewithout them!