Easter makes up a large portion of the more than 8 million pounds of candy consumed in the U.S. each year. That's 4,000 tons, making the holiday second only to Halloween for candy sales and ...

For adults, depending on their faith, Easter means a complex and diverse set of ideas involving loss, eternal gratitude and the return of hope. For kids, no matter who they are, Easter means candy.

Connecticut's favorite Easter candy According to Google search data collected by USA Today, Connecticut's most searched Easter candy is Peeps. The Constitution State actually fits in with most of the ...

New Hampshire, Maine favorite Easter candy According to Google search data collected by USA Today, New Hampshire's and Maine's most searched Easter candy is jelly beans. If that seems strange and ...

92% of Americans who celebrate Easter plan to purchase candy. Marshmallow Peeps are the most popular Easter candy, including in Missouri, based on Google searches.

Everyone has their go-to Easter treat—be it chocolate eggs, jellybeans, or gummies—but a new Google Trends study shows which sweet was the favorite in each state. Peeps were found to be ...

Gospel Baptist Church, 6235 Clingan Rd. Glow in the Dark Easter Egg Hunt Over 1,000 eggs filled with candy, toys or money will be out in the field for children ages 1-16. Bring your own basket or bag.

Easter shopping: Candy projected to be at the center of this year's Easter spending despite rising prices See map of most popular Easter candy by state According to Google search data, marshmallow ...

This year, Americans are expected to spend more than $3 billion on candy for Easter, according to USA TODAY. Here's which candy is most popular in the Buckeye State.

The largest spending category is candy, which is projected to account for $3.3 billion in spending. The NRF's survey found that 92% of shoppers planned to purchase candy this year.

What's the most popular Easter candy in Indiana? According to Google Trends data, the most popular Easter candy in Indiana is Peeps (and that's the case for most of the US).