Halloween treats

[justme]

Its trick or treat night tonite.  Ok, what are the best and worse treats they got???  what were or are your favorite Halloween treats of all time?

Last year a lady made chocolate covered carmel apples rolled in butterfingers, mm's, and other goodies.  OH MY! they were awesome.  My kids went crazy for them.

Just thought I'd kill the quietness on here today! ;D

 

[farmboy]

milky ways and snickers

 

[strawroanlova]

reeses,ill get pictures up later but im wearing wranglers,boots, a brown locate dress, a bra(stuffed) a cow boy hat, and a sash that says miss trailor park 2007. im a boy but basically im being a crazy redneck girl

 

[frostback]

Minus the sash I wore that to school the other day.

 

[strawroanlova]

did it say the same thing as me

 

[farmboy]

twix, i didnt go this year, i wish i wouldve, maybe next year

 

[Show Dad]

JM - I'm with you. I like the caramel apples. There is one lady who rolls them in peanuts or sprinkles them with cinnamon.

I bet you went back!

 

[justme]

She didn't have them this year   She gave out these nasty gummy skeletons lol.

We live in a town of 48 so the treats are good here...one lady gave out full-size candy bars and peanut butter mm's.  My kids were won of the last, so she told them to take a hand full of them...

They hate those peanut butter chewey things in the orange and black waxy papers though...My son tried to feed one to a corgi lol...don't worry not Reds.

 

[Jill]

What I can't figure out, people have hated those orange and black things all my life, we used to seperate all of those out for my dad, they were nasty, how on earth does that company stay in business and WHY do people keep buying them.

 

[justme]

I think because you can get them in the dollar bin lol.  They were so bad, my corgi Dynamite spit it out and kept wiping his mouth with his paws lol

 

[Show Dad]

OK J and JM I use to love those things (I have a peanut butter deficiency disorder). But they have so cheapened them they no longer taste good.

 

[Will]

Before I had children I gave a can of Mountain Dew to the kids that tricker treated my house.  I made sure they opened it and was drinking it on their way back to the car.  Now that I have children I realize that was a very dirty trick.  We live in a rural area last night my son got hot wheels cars, a plastic boat,and a stuffed tiger.  My daughter got a doll, a stuffed tiger and a teddy bear.  they both got more candy than they could ever eat.  We just go to about a dozen homes of family and friends.  My bachelor brother gave them each $5.

 

[fluffer]

reeses,ill get pictures up later but im wearing wranglers,boots, a brown locate dress, a bra(stuffed) a cow boy hat, and a sash that says miss trailor park 2007. im a boy but basically im being a crazy redneck girl

Can't wait to see 

 

[farmboy]

i only didnt like them PB things cuz they were hard and then sticky and were very good, I havent had one in a while though...

 

[ELBEE]

Just have to share with you all, Kayla's first trick or treat experience as a 2 year old. Blue Rapids is a 140 year old rural town of around 1000, in N E Kansas. We just recently had a lite frost, so all the Maples and Ash were in the height of color. The wind was dead calm, and the atmosphere was one that voices carried for blocks. The temp was in the 50's. Most of the home owners were on their front porches greeting children, some were even dressed up themselves. The amazing thing, no automobiles, just happy kids, parents, and yes, TJ, Kayla's dog. What a Norman Rockwell \ Currier & Ives evening, I can't even remember what brand of candy is best, but in this little town it is safe to eat the homemade treats. At least Americana is not dead here!

 

[CAB]

  Hey Justme, I've been wanting to ask you for a long time where you call home? The NW Mo State Fair sign in the background, is that in Bethany,Mo? I'm from Corning Iowa. I have a sister @ Guilford,Mo. & a nephew in Maryville,Mo. Just curious as to how close you may be located. Thanks Cab