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While you weren't looking, a new candy craze has taken Louisiana and America by storm.

Do you have a bowl or two of leftover Halloween candy? Why not send a Hero Box to troops stationed overseas and sweeten up their day?

Uncover the truth of indulging in 'Fun Size' Halloween candies.

Those in Louisiana with a sweet tooth are celebrating the return of a curiously strong candy that packs a lot of sour power.

A key ingredient in the candy making process could be just what you need to enjoy a "sweet summer" free of mosquito bites.

M&M's have announced a change in flavor for the holidays for their iconic candies. Will this new flavor appeal to Louisiana palates? Only time will tell.

The new flavor isn't on Texas store shelves yet but fans of M&M's can find them online. Want to be the first on your block to give them a try? Here's how.

Texans who love curiously sour flavors will be salivating at the news of an iconic candy's return. But there is a catch.

It's high time we know what the "yolk" of the chocolate egg is actually made of...

While we enjoy a lot of treats around this time of year, many of them can be toxic for your pets!

A giant candy maker is going to discontinue one of its items.

It's not your imagination, they do taste better, and there's a reason why.

Social Media is furious after this video surfaced that shows a family taking all of the Halloween candy left for kids.

Many Louisiana homes are filled with the iconic orange wrappers of a popular peanut butter cup this morning but how many in Louisiana can say the name of the brand correctly?

One mom has taken to social media to express her disgust over "The Teal Pumpkin Project" and honestly, it's got us a little bent out of shape.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has announced that the Favorite Day brand of Valentine's Milk Chocolate Covered Caramels with Nonpareils has been recalled.

But what happened after the woman left was amazing.

Halloween is one of America's favorite holidays, coming in second only to Christmas.

This interactive map tells each state's favorite Halloween candy.

Hershey CEO Michele Buck told investors that the company will not be able to meet the demand for candy heading into the Halloween and holiday seasons.