Candy Corn And The Day After Halloween
This Post Is Not Too Deep. After reading a post this morning...I thought this little nothing post was in order for the day after Halloween.
I am very curious to know how many people knew how and why this is called candy corn. Who made the time to assemble this?
Have you tried it?
Again this is not about real estate! And....This Post Is Not Too Deep!
Candy Corn And The Day After Halloween
I never knew that. And honestly, I wouldn't have the patience to make it either.
Margaret Rome Baltimor...
Pikesville, MD
Chris Ann Cleland May help pass time away at a Halloween party. Thanks for stopping by.
Chris Ann Cleland
Gainesville, VA
Margaret, one of my favorite candies, not like I really need one, and thanks for the information about them. Now, I think I need a handful of them!!
Margaret Rome Baltimor...
Pikesville, MD
By all means go find some kid...they all have left over candy corn!
Margaret, I've never seen a corn on the cob, or any corn for that matter, that was orange on the inside, other than the candy variety. Just a lot of sugary fun.
Margaret Rome Baltimor...
Pikesville, MD
Hi Margaret - That's a cool idea. I'll admit it - I love candy corn. I seriously doubt that I could stack those kernels quicker than I would eat them.
Margaret Rome Baltimor...
Pikesville, MD
Dick Greenberg Yep you could eat them faster than you could stack them.
Kathleen Daniels Corn does come in those three colors. White, yellow and orange..take a look.
Wow, Margaret, I've seen white. I've seen yellow. I've seen hybrid white and yellow combined. I've never seen orange corn other than in this picture ... first time ever my eyes are seeing orange corn ... right here in the Rain! Thanks for sharing that with me
Lottie Kendall
San Francisco, CA
Margaret Rome Baltimor...
Pikesville, MD
Kathleen Daniels Isn't it a'maize'ing what we learn on AR?
Lottie Kendall
San Francisco, CA
Margaret - I had no idea you could stack candy corn like that. I love the candy, but it's funny that we only eat it around Halloween.
Margaret Rome Baltimor...
Pikesville, MD
Around our house, they were gone too fast to be able to stack them Margaret Rome, Baltimore Maryland
Margaret Rome Baltimor...
Pikesville, MD
Very clever - between Facebook, YouTube and Active Rain I learn all kinds of things, from simple to great. I can now even fold a fitted bed sheet!
Margaret Rome Baltimor...
Pikesville, MD
Lottie Kendall And an invaluable education! Stacking candy corn and folding sheets. :)
Lottie Kendall
San Francisco, CA
Margaret Rome, Baltimore Maryland Who knew? All these years and never knew that. I always learn something from you.
Margaret Rome Baltimor...
Pikesville, MD
I have always known they represent kernals of corn, but only this year have I seen them stacked like that.
Margaret Rome Baltimor...
Pikesville, MD
Sharon Tara This the first me also.
I haven't seen candy corn in ages and didn't know they still made it.
Margaret Rome Baltimor...
Pikesville, MD
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