AWESOME HALLOWEEN CANDIES YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT

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(Delish.com) These sweets will ensure than no one eggs your house unless you hoard them all to yourself:
  • Pumpkin Pie Kit Kat - Hershey Company released this pumpkin orange chocolate covered pumpkin pie flavor cookie bar in snack size. 
  • M&M's Cookies & Screem - The white chocolate morsels have an outer coating of dark chocolate and a spooky, specked design. 
  • Butterfinger Peanut Cups Smooth & Crunchy Skulls- Peanut butter cups with the crunch of a Butterfinger. 
  • Hi-Chew Sweet & Sour Mystery Mix - Chewy fruit snacks loaded with sour-sweet flavors like grapefruit, sour lemon and green apple. 
  • Reese's Peanut Butter Bats - snack size traditional peanut butter cups shaped like bats. 
  • Peeps Marshmallow Spooky Cats - Ghosts and pumpkins got added to Peep's lineup of chicks and bunnies in recent years now they've added mischievous purple cats. 
  • Cauldron Skittles - Fun size fruit flavor include; Petrified Pear, Gripping Grape, Twisted Tangerine, Lurking Lemon and Bogey Berry. 
  • Dove Milk Chocolate Ghosts - Smooth chocolates in a black wrapper with ghost on the wrapping. 
  • SweeTARTS Skulls & Bones - Individual packs of skull and bone shaped candy. 
  • M&M's White Pumpkin Pie - White chocolate M&M's infused with pumpkin pie flavor. 
  • Brach's Cookie Candy Corn - These candy corns taste like chocolate chip, oatmeal, butter, and cookies 'n cream cookies. 
  • Peeps Candy Corn Delights - Marshmallow chicks dipped in decadent white fudge. Four new flavors include; Candy Corn, Maple Brown Sugar, Pumpkin Spice and Caramel Apple. 
  • Mike and Ike Sour-Licious Zours Zombies - A mouth puckering spin on original Mike and Ike's fruit chews featuring the sour flavors; green apple, blue raspberry, watermelon, lemon and cherry. 
  • Hershey's Cookies 'n' Crème Skulls - Dia de Los Muertos (Day of the Dead) is a major theme for Halloween candy. The cookie and crème skulls are wrapped in vibrant wrappers. 
  • Life Savers Big Ring Halloween Gummies - Individual wrapped big gummies in five flavors: cheery, watermelon, green apple, strawberry and blackberry. 
  • Godiva Chocolatier Pumpkin - Bright pumpkin foil wrapped milk chocolate shell with a creamy pumpkin ganache inside. 
  • Betty Crocker Fruit Halloween Snacks - Fruit Gushers, Fruit Roll-Ups and Fruit By The Foot all in small pouches. 
  • Reese's Ghosts - Snack size white chocolate covered peanut butter cups in the shape of ghosts. 
  • Justin's Milk Chocolate Peanut Butter Cups - Peanut butter cups wrapped in an orange Jack O' Lantern is the same organic candy you already love. 
  • Lik-M-Aid Fun Dip Halloween Pouches - Fun Dip in flavors; RazzApple Magic Dip and Cherry Yum Diddly Dip. 
  • Milky Way Caramel Apple - Mini chocolate Milky Way with a caramel apple flavor. 
  • Harry & David Autumn Inspired - Truffles in a box flavors are pumpkin pie, gingerbread, pecan pie, and cinnamon swirl. 
  • Jolly Rancher Spooky Shapes Lollipops - Round suckers in original flavors; pink lemonade, green apple, watermelon, and cherry. 
  • Ghirardelli Chocolate Squares - Individual wrapped milk chocolate with pumpkin spice caramel inside the square. 
  • Reese's Halloween Printed Cups - Individual wrapped snack size Reese's Peanut Butter Cups with Halloween printed cups. 
  • Sour Patch Zombie Kids - Small bags of orange and purple sour to sweet candies. 
  • Yoo-Hoo Candy Bars - R.M. Palmer turns the Yoo-Hoo drink into a candy bar. 
  • Triple Chocolate Kit Kats - Snack Size crisp chocolate waters and chocolate cream wrapped in milk chocolate. 
  • Halloween Mix Starburst - Starburst Fruit Chews flavors; mysterious mango, batty blackberry, bewitched blueberry, and chilling cherry kiwi. 
  • 3 Musketeers Muskefears - Fun size Milk Chocolate and Spooky Red Nougat with the same taste of a regular 3 Musketeers Bar. 
  • Caramel Apple Twizzlers - Individual wrapped small green apple flavored Twizzlers filled with caramel. 
  • Lindor Ghost Truffles - Ghost wrapped Milk and White chocolate truffles. 
  • Candy Corn M&M's - White chocolate in a candy shell that taste like candy corn. 

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