Category: Halloween

According to the official OREO ingredients list, the orange creme in Halloween Oreos contains Yellow 6 Lake and Yellow 5 Lake, but not Red Dye 40. This clarification is crucial for consumers who have sensitivities or concerns about certain artificial color additives.

According to a Talker Research report in mid-October 2025, Americans purchase around 745 million pounds of candy each year for Halloween, solidifying the holiday's massive impact on the confectionery market. This staggering figure highlights how Halloween drives an immense retail demand for seasonal treats.

According to *USA Today*, the average American child consumes around 7,000 calories on Halloween night. But which treats are the most calorie-dense, and what impact do they really have? We delve into the spooky nutritional facts behind your favorite Halloween handouts.

Since 2009, Count Chocula has not been available year-round, leading many to believe it was permanently discontinued. The iconic General Mills monster cereal was first released in 1971 alongside Franken Berry, and its disappearance outside the spooky season has fueled rumors for years. However, fans can rejoice in the fact that this cereal's absence is only temporary.

According to nutritionists, while no candy is truly healthy, some options are less harmful than others. Navigating the annual Halloween candy haul can be tricky, but making informed choices can lead to a more balanced and health-conscious holiday season.

Did you know that some people consider Peanut M&M's a better Halloween candy choice due to the protein and fiber from the peanuts? When navigating the massive array of sweets, determining which Halloween candy is healthiest can feel overwhelming, but making informed decisions is possible with a few key considerations.

According to the National Retail Federation, Americans spend billions on Halloween candy every year, with children consuming many times the daily recommended sugar intake on the holiday alone. While the tradition of consuming sweets is deeply ingrained, the modern scale of indulgence raises questions about its normalcy, health implications, and how to find a healthier balance.

According to Haribo's own ingredient lists and other dietary information sites, Haribo's Trick or Treat mix is not suitable for vegetarians. This is due to the inclusion of animal-derived ingredients such as gelatin and beeswax in its confectionery.

According to a 2018 study published by *The Journal of School Health*, high-sugar snacks like candy are frequently associated with poor diet quality among children. With a little creativity, you can provide exciting and nutritious alternatives that ghosts and goblins will love.

The calorie count for a Witches Brew margarita can vary significantly, ranging from 200 to over 500 calories per glass depending on the recipe and ingredients used. This spooky, green cocktail's final caloric value is influenced heavily by the amount of sugary liqueurs, juices, and sweeteners added to the base of tequila and lime.