People are going all-in for Halloween this year, at least when it comes to candy.
According to the National Retail Federation, consumers are expected to spend more then $3 billion on candy in 2021. Last year, that number was just $2.4 billion, and the previous high was $2.7 billion in 2017.
But where is that money going? Bulk candy retailer candystore.com compiled 14 years of sales data to determine the top-selling candy in each state and Washington D.C.
Once again, modern favorites like Skittles and Reese’s Cups are challenging classics like candy corn and Hot Tamales for the title of most popular Halloween candy.
Here’s a look at the top candy in each state:
And here’s a state-by-state list:
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These are the most popular Halloween treats in each state for 2021
Jason Dean, Madison.com
This simple combination combines sweet and salty in a delicious way. Easy and delightful.
Jason Dean, Madison.com
This simple combination combines sweet and salty in a delicious way. Easy and delightful.
These are the most popular Halloween treats in each state for 2021
Add candy corn to either Chex mix or trail mix to add some sweetness to these traditional favorites. Use candy corn to replace other candy in trail mix. For an extra sugar boost, add chocolate covered pretzels. For Chex mix with candy corn, check out this recipe.
Add candy corn to either Chex mix or trail mix to add some sweetness to these traditional favorites. Use candy corn to replace other candy in trail mix. For an extra sugar boost, add chocolate covered pretzels. For Chex mix with candy corn, check out this recipe.
These are the most popular Halloween treats in each state for 2021
Jason Dean, Madison.com
Despite these serving suggestions, some will argue there is no way to dress up this holiday candy. So, if you loathe this holiday treat and find some in your home, combining it with your trash can might be the best idea.
Jason Dean, Madison.com
Despite these serving suggestions, some will argue there is no way to dress up this holiday candy. So, if you loathe this holiday treat and find some in your home, combining it with your trash can might be the best idea.
