Candy Corn started as a popular Christmas treat. Cincinnati food historian and blogger Dann Woellert's book "Cincinnati Candy, a Sweet History," includes a 1922 ad for Nuss' Butter Cream Corn that ...

Candy corn dates back more than 140 years. According to the History Channel, George Renninger, an employee at Wunderle Candy Company in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, invented candy corn in the 1880s.

Candy corn doesn’t need to be your favorite candy, or even in the top three. But, for your own taste buds, for America’s candy history, to rebut societally imposed candy opinions and reject ...

Much like the word “moist” and the music of Nickelback, candy corn is a thing that’s cool to hate. In an article titled ...

Author and podcast host Aaron Mahnke breaks down the history behind trick-or-treating and a famous candy that might show up in your boo buckets this Halloween Aaron Mahnke, is the author of ...

Even if you hate candy corn, you still probably associate it with Halloween. The orange and yellow kernels conjure memories of fall and the spooky season. Created in the late 19th century ...

Candy corn traditionally ranks high as a Halloween candy, with it coming in third behind chocolate and gummy candy in a 2021 survey last year by National Confectioners Association. Brach's Candy ...