One New Yorker shares a candy tradition that's not related to Halloween. Candy and Halloween go hand-in-hand. Every year, people snatch up big bags of sweets to give out to trick-or-treaters.

18th century Americana historian Jon Townsend of Townsends took a look back at how candy was made in colonial times, noting that sweet treats were often used to mask the taste of medicine.

At Purity Candy in Allenwood ... This year, it gives us a little more time." There are all different kinds of chocolate eggs to choose from in the store. And Burfeindt says there is a process ...

Wednesday’s Val’s Kid is described as highly creative. Meet Nicholai. He made a sweet treat at Hershey’s Chocolate World: his very own personalized candy bar.