To Avoid Becoming the Shame of Your Neighborhood, Skip These 13 Halloween Treats

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At my place, we’re huge Halloween enthusiasts, embodying the spirit of a classic sitcom couple — just your average, hardworking married folks who indulge a bit too much each October for the sake of fun and glory. With this festive dedication comes a responsibility to warn fellow adults about the horror of handing out subpar treats to trick-or-treaters.

Not every household can afford to be the one that gives out full-sized candy bars — and trust me, we’re not those people either. However, you can still avoid being the laughingstock of your neighborhood by steering clear of these dreadful Halloween treats that are akin to a blemish on an otherwise pristine costume.

  1. Cow Tales
    These sugary sticks look like something you’d rather not see on your plate, and their taste isn’t much better.
  2. Butterscotch Candies
    Oh, butterscotch, you’re like the candy version of a retirement home. If Grandma were out collecting candy, maybe you’d be a hit, but otherwise, no thanks.
  3. Fruit Snacks
    This isn’t lunchtime; it’s Halloween! Kids deserve a sugary surprise, not something they find in their lunch boxes. Organic treats are nice, but they scream “I don’t want to spoil your fun.”
  4. Good and Plenty
    They look like candy but taste like medicine. If it resembles anything from a pharmacy, keep it off the Halloween list.
  5. Jujubes
    Yikes. Just, yikes.
  6. Fast Food Coupons
    Really? Sending kids home with homework? Just give them some proper candy, like a chocolate bar.
  7. Necco Wafers
    No one wants to munch on colored chalk or glorified Tums. If it looks medicinal, it doesn’t belong in a trick-or-treat bag.
  8. Peanut Butter Kisses
    Would you even eat these? Plus, they can be a nightmare for kids with allergies. Halloween is supposed to be fun, not dangerous.
  9. Pennies
    Why make kids pay for their own candy? Tossing pennies at those who give out butterscotch would be more fun.
  10. Raisins
    It’s one night a year; let the kids enjoy some sweets, not dried fruit!
  11. Toothbrushes
    Nope. Just no.
  12. Tootsie Pops
    You’re too cheap if you think handing these out is acceptable. Splurge a little on some real chocolate!
  13. Whoppers
    Chocolate-covered sand? No thanks!

Maya Angelou once said that when you “know better, you do better.” While she wasn’t referencing Halloween treats, the sentiment still applies. You want to be the standout house on Halloween, so let’s aim to do better. Now that you’ve been informed, go forth and have a spooktacular Halloween!

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Summary: Halloween is a time for joy, but handing out the wrong treats can make you the neighborhood pariah. Avoid these 13 disaster treats and aim to spread cheer instead. Whether it’s Cow Tales or raisins, steer clear of anything that might ruin the fun. Remember, you have the power to elevate Halloween for the kids in your community!