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The 10 Most Popular Halloween Candies in the U.S. According to Candy Store’s findings, chocolate is the most popular candy in the United States.

The 1950s were a decade of timeless charm, and baby names from that era still carry a nostalgic weight. While some names remain beloved staples, others have faded into obscurity. Here's a look at ...

In 2024, consumer spending on Halloween candy is projected to reach $3.5 billion, a slight decrease from 2023. Ahead of the spooky holiday season, let's take a look at the sweets we are splurging ...

According to Candy Store’s findings, chocolate is the most popular candy in the United States. More specifically, M&M’s has captured the hearts of the nation, with nine states—including ...

James and William — both top 10 baby boy names in the 1950s — were in the top 10 last year. Mark, a baby boy name that hit its peak in the 1950s, has fallen in popularity but still remains in ...

The 1950s candy corn scandal According to Pennsylvania State University , candy corn wasn’t associated with Halloween until the 1950s, when there was a dramatic spike in October advertising. At ...

Candy corn was first commercially manufactured in Cincinnati over 120 years ago as a Christmas treat. Now it's a staple fall snack.

Susan, another popular baby girl name in the 1950s, hit its peak that decade and has steadily fallen down the charts in ranking. Susan managed to remain in the top 1000 until 2020, when it ...