1 Dove dark chocolate 2 peanut butter cups 3 snickers 4 peppermint patties 5 butterscotch hard candy. Diane C

When my kids were young, I would let them eat pretty freely from their Halloween candy for a week or so, and then I'd toss it out, thinking they'd have grown tired of it. Turns out my daughter was saving her "best till last," and I chucked out all her best stuff, lol.

I felt bad, but honestly, I thought who thinks like that when it comes to candy? She sure didn't get that from me!

I don't like candy, and being diabetic that is a good thing, but just don't mention to me about brownies, warm, soft, perfect brownies....I said don't mention them didn't I? Lol! i decided that when I was told that I was diabetic, that I would chose one treat to keep, and give up the rest except for once in a blue moon. My A1c is perfect, so I will keep eating my occaisional brownie, and DH and the neighbors enjoy when I make them since I "force" them to eat the leftovers. Lol!

I have eaten chocolate from all over the world and have found none as good as good old American Hershey bars. That is my first choice followed by Peppermint Patty's, Milky Way. 5th Avenue and Mounds.

Chocolate anything.

Almond Joy
Butterfingers
Snickers w/almonds
3 Musketeers
Bit of Honey

See's are my favorites and they actually have stores elsewhere now - not sure what other states but we have one in No TX at Stone Briar Mall and it is a real one where they have pre-wrapped and you can also get you box specially put together just as you like.

Jelly Bellies, Good N Plenty, Milk Duds, Skittles, dark chocolate of any kind

When we go through Missouri or KS I like to get a Cherry Mash. I like Stuckey's pecan logs too, but haven't seen any for a long time.

Any thing with chocolate and Carmel love chocolate covered strawberry and cherries

Almond Joy
Butterfingers
Snickers w/almonds
Black licorice
Big Hunk
Chicken Bones.
To just name a few. :)