The Most Hated Holiday Candies Are…
I’ve never really thought of some candies being Holiday exclusive. Maybe certain chocolates or hard candies, but now we have a list of the most hated Holiday candies. CandyStore.com put…
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I've never really thought of some candies being Holiday exclusive. Maybe certain chocolates or hard candies, but now we have a list of the most hated Holiday candies.
CandyStore.com put out its annual list of the most hated holiday candies, and "reindeer corn" is #1 again . . . like candy corn, but red-green-and-white. Christmas nougat is next, followed by cherry cordials.
I guess the makers of candy corn still haven't gotten the memo that eating it once a year is plenty . . .
The site CandyStore.com released its annual list of the most HATED holiday candies. And "reindeer corn" is #1 again.
It's just regular candy corn with a festive spin. The only difference is it's red-green-and-white instead of orange-yellow-and-white.
Here are the rest of the 10 most despised holiday candies in America . . .
2. Christmas nougat. It's chewy and minty, and popular with a VERY select number of people.
3. Cherry cordials. They always make the Top 5. They were #1 two years ago.
4. Non-peppermint candy canes. Peppermint ones avoided the Top 10 this year.
5. Holiday Peeps. Whether they're shaped like snowmen or Christmas trees, not a lot of people like them.
6. Ribbon candy. Hard candy shaped like a ribbon. If you've never tried it, you're not missing much.
7. Old-fashioned hard candy mix. Found exclusively at your grandma's house in 1987.
8. Lifesavers Story Books. Each one has a selection of different types of Lifesavers. They're called "Story Books" because the package opens like a book.
9. Chocolate oranges. If you enjoy mixing the flavors of chocolate and citrus, they're all yours.
10. Peppermint Bark. A dubious poll recently claimed it's actually America's FAVORITE holiday treat. It placed ahead of gingerbread cookies and chocolate Santas . . . so the poll was obviously NOT scientific.
Okay, now after reading the list, I agree with it. Some of these candies we could survive without. Although I will say, some of them I have never heard of.
Here is the full list and study:
Here is a look back at a story I did last week. The best way to eat a candy cane!
