When Halloween parties give way to the Sunday scaries and the perfectly-curated costumes find their way back into storage boxes, one sweet holiday treat remains — leftover Halloween candy ...

Sprinkle the crushed candy pieces into the centers of the cookies and place them in the oven to bake as normal. As the ...

Dip the apple into the liquid candy and rotate it to coat evenly. Remove it and continue rotating to let any excess drip off.

When spooky season comes around, you can't go wrong with a bucket of Halloween candy. But if you want to take your spread up a notch, try making some of these frightfully fun homemade Halloween ...

Ice cream could be the easiest sweet treat to make. All you have to do is break up your candy of choice and mix it into your ...

Yes, but it depends largely on how each type of candy is stored. While chocolate is shelf-stable for about a year if it's stored at a cool temperature with low humidity, according to Hartel, hard ...

Are you more of an M&M or Skittles person? How about Swedish Fish or Sour Patch Kids? Chocolate or gummies? If you’re dreading the candy aspect of spooky season, we’ve got some expert tips to make it ...

Razor blades in Halloween candy are a bit of an urban legend. Here are some more realistic safety tips to keep in mind this spooky season.

The onset of October means spooky season is upon us. But Halloween isn’t just about haunted houses and horror movies. This fall celebration is actually one of the sweetest holidays—literally! It’s a ...

On these communities, the candy is plentiful and the Halloween decorations are immersive and deliciously over-the-top.

Are you more of an M&M or Skittles person? How about Swedish Fish or Sour Patch Kids? Chocolate or gummies? Yes, Halloween is finally here! 'Tis the season for spooky decorations and silly Halloween ...