The grocery store aisles are now filled with healthy candy options, including low-sugar candy, candy without artificial dyes, organic candy, high-fiber candy, and more. This trend suggests that ...

Based on ingredients, the better candy options were all hard or chewy candies ... standpoint (while recognizing that none of ...

If you've ever opened your pantry months after Halloween and wondered if the candy is still safe to eat, the simple answer is ...

As Halloween approaches, the candy aisle seems to beckon all of us with its sugary temptations. Normally, you'd find me ...

While no candy is truly healthy, some options are better for your gut than others. And there are ways you can help wake your ...

There are dozens of varieties of candy distributed on Halloween, ranging from classics like Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups to ...

"One day of your diet is not going to determine your overall health. So letting kids enjoy this special day, this chance to have candy, is a wonderful thing. And we really just want to make sure ...

One bowl is always brimming with miniature chocolate candy bars; another bowl contains fruit and sour candy (think Skittles ...

Laura Sampson Halloween is all fun and games until someone hands out the wrong treats. Every neighborhood has those houses ...

Ahead of spooky celebrations, Google shared a list with USA TODAY of the most-searched candy in each state with data compiled from Sept. 4 through Oct. 4. The title this year belongs to candy corn.

A pediatric dietitian’s tips on a shame-free, health-minded approach to the candy-filled holiday—without the sugar rush. On this week’s bonus episode of Well, Now pediatric dietitian Jill ...

Even if you hate candy corn, you still probably associate it with Halloween. The orange and yellow kernels conjure memories of fall and the spooky season. Created in the late 19th century ...