Trick or treat has been mostly co-opted by the majority religious group around here. They started "Trunk or Treats" a few years ago, where the parents in that particular ward park their cars in a circle in the church parking lot and give candy out of the trunks. Since they are the definite majority, and their kids aren't allowed to go street to street, that limits the number of kids out scaring up some treats (except teenagers--'kids' trick or treat well into their late teens here. I live in WeirdWorld.) And if Halloween falls on Sunday, trick or treating is on Sat. We buy candy for the few infidels like us (lol), but get relatively few kids. Makes me sad. My kids valiantly trudge on, and the older people (who remember a non-segregated holiday--HA!) who don't want to end up sitting on a mound of candy are generous
We buy the good stuff, because we usually end up eating most of it.
We buy the good stuff, because we usually end up eating most of it.
). That usually means good candy bars like Heath, Pay Day, Baby Ruth, Snickers, Milky Way, Hershey and non bar candy like M&Ms. I don't buy any candy corn or circus peanuts. 
