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  1. If you mix candy corn with salted peanuts in a bowl and eat them, it tastes just like a Payday candy bar.

    Candy corn is one of the candy legacies from my grandfather, in addition to orange slices, maple nut goodies, and circus peanuts. (I hate the circus peanuts, but like the others.) Usually they came in a white paper bag from G.C. Murphy’s dime store.

    Toy

  2. I am having some lip smacking candy corn right now and am holding back some from the children. Har har!

  3. I love candy corn too. None in the house this year. Drat!!

    Thanks for the video. Always wondered how it was made. Complex process. Not something one can whip up at home. Always has to be store bought and that makes it special.

  4. Gerard, how are you feeling??? heard at Ace that you’d had a heart attack: are you okay?

  5. I did have a coronary arrest but now I am on the mend. Thelong slow mend but mend still. Thanks for asking.

  6. I’m glad to see you’re doing better, Gerard.

    I don’t get many trick-or-treaters around here, but I’ll have to make a point of buying some candy corn next year.

  7. My father, now 89 yrs. old loves his candy and since I was a little girl (a VERY long time ago) I would spend my allowance to surprise him with his very favorites which are, to this day, candy corn, orange slices and circus peanuts. He takes a baggie and mixes all his favorites up (Good N Plenty go in the bag, too). Then each night after dinner he settles down in his favorite TV chair and zones out while happily munching away. Fortunately he’s stayed slim, and he had all his teeth replaced with implants some time ago, so no worries about calories or cavities — Lucky guy!

    (Toy- So funny that your grandfather loves almost all same candies. It’s not like any of them are similar in taste or texture. Except they are VERY sweet!)

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