Candy

Valentine's candy doesn't have to be so mysterious. There are ways to figure out what's in the middle without a map, and without using your fingernail.

Our favorite Valentine's Day candy is a solid constant in the world of change.

If nothing else, Idaho is consistent. For another year our favorite Christmas candy remains unchanged.

A week after Halloween, a Meridian family has found a tainted Butterfinger in their child's trick-or-treat bag.

What is very nice to learn is some of the money spent benefits charitable causes.

We have been keeping tabs on what the favorite candy is for Idahoans and it has varied from Butterfinger candy bars, candy corn, and Reese's.

According to a new survey of kids ages eight to 17, here are the most popular candies they'd love to receive when they're trick-or-treating:

You now need to be wary of Skittles candies because this year they have released the zombie flavors!

We had a moment of strife in my house yesterday because we couldn't agree on the proper way to eat a bag of M&M's candies.

While the idea of Peeps on pizza continues to divide the internet, we've got some other interesting ways to insert Easter candy into your favorite foods and watch that stash dwindle. It will be gone in no time.

The peanut cups are great stored in freezers.

We need to talk about the kind and quality of Halloween candy we are buying in Idaho. Because it isn't good.