We all have our go-to Halloween candy. I tend to buy what I also like to eat (Reese’s, Butterfinger), but I can also see how saddling the neighborhood kids with Mounds might be tempting. It’s a little mean, but buying unpopular candy would be a great way to keep me from stuffing every bar in my mouth before the doorbell even rings once. My mom gave out full-size Hershey bars when I was a kid, a practice she got from her mom that I continue today, though after that symbolic first box, I switch to my peanut-buttery faves. You know, just in case the ghost-and-goblin traffic is light and I end up with extras. (So sad!) How do you pick your Halloween candy? Do you go with what’s popular, what’s cheap or whatever’s available when you race to the store to restock when the hordes are fast approaching and you just ran out of candy? Well, DoorDash decided to quantify this choice for people all across the country, and we’re bringing them to you now. Coming up,...
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