Halloween candy is a relatively new staple of the holiday – only first becoming popular and widely distributed in the 1920s and 1930s and not becoming a major player until the 1950s. Learn more ...

I love ogling all kinds of creepy, spook-tacular Halloween foods on social media and admiring the wizard-like artistry it takes to create them. I’m dazzled by creators such as Nikk Alcaraz, who ...

Halloween is not generally a food holiday, but if you’ve got a creative streak and a Halloween party to conjure up food for, you can make some ghoulishly fun tricks and treats. There’s 2019 ...

Many Halloween candies have a long and fascinating history. From circus peanuts to candy corn, some of these favorites go back a century or more. Inflation may send candy prices higher this season.

Halloween does not have to be scary for children with severe food allergies. The Teal Pumpkin Project aims to increase inclusivity for all children to enjoy trick-or-treating.