<body><div><h1> Candy Season Is Here But What Sweets Will Your Little Ones (And YOU) Will Reject In Texas? </h1><p> As Halloween approaches, children and candy enthusiasts eagerly anticipate their sweet hauls on the night of Oct. 31st. However, not all treats bring joy. </p><p> Some candies have earned a notorious reputation as the least desired, often left at the bottom of the trick-or-treat bags or just thrown in the trash.&nbsp;While everyone’s tastes differ, these candies remain the most dreaded finds in Halloween candy hauls, year after year. </p><p> Here’s a look at the top 5 most hated Halloween candies of 2024. </p><h1> 1. Candy Corn </h1><p> You already know its at the top of the list, no need to hold back any surprise here.&nbsp;No Halloween list would be complete without the polarizing candy corn. Its waxy texture and overly sweet taste have made it a staple on “worst candy” lists for years. Despite its iconic status and festive appearance, candy corn remains a divisive treat that many love to hate and weirdos continue to support and keep in business. </p><h1> 2. Circus Peanuts </h1><p> These orange, banana-flavored marshmallow candies baffle and disgust many. Their strange flavor combination and rubbery consistency are off-putting, making them a frequent target of Halloween candy complaints. Few trick-or-treaters are thrilled to find these in their bags. </p><p> By the way, you can actually order this gigantic box on Amazon. </p><h1> 1. Necco Wafers </h1><p> Necco Wafers, aka candy Alka-Seltzers as I used to call them, with their chalky texture and mild, almost medicinal flavors, continue to be a Halloween disappointment. While some may appreciate their nostalgia, most kids (and adults) would prefer something with more flavor and less grit. </p><h1> 4. Peanut Butter Kisses (Mary Janes) </h1><p> These sticky, chewy peanut butter (more like a honey taste to me) candies, wrapped in plain orange and black wax paper, are a Halloween classic. Unfortunately, their unappealing packaging and overly tough texture have left many trick-or-treaters unhappy. They’re often the last candy to be eaten—if they’re eaten at all. </p><h1> 5. Good &amp; Plenty </h1><p> These licorice-flavored pink and white candies have a unique taste that fails to win over most kids. Licorice is a divisive flavor on its own, and the hard candy shell of Good &amp; Plenty doesn’t help its case, making it one of the least popular Halloween offerings year after year. <br><a href="//1073kissfmtexas.com/yuck-the-most-hated-halloween-candies-of-2024/" rel="nofollow"> Click here to view photo gallery </a></p><p><a href="//1073kissfmtexas.com/yuck-the-most-hated-halloween-candies-of-2024/" rel="nofollow"> Click here to view photo gallery </a><br><a href="//1073kissfmtexas.com/yuck-the-most-hated-halloween-candies-of-2024/" rel="nofollow"> Click here to view photo gallery </a></p></div></body>

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