5. Holiday Peeps
While Peeps are most popular around Easter time, there usually is no shortage of overly-food-dyed Christmas trees, reindeer, gingerbread, and snowmen at the holidays. According to the survey results, it’s not the colors or the shapes consumers dislike; it’s the unnatural holiday flavors. Peppermint bark and cinnamon roll-flavored peeps were not a hit with this crowd. However, consumers need not worry this year, because holiday Peeps won t be available in 2020. Red and green Christmas candy corn
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4. Reindeer Corn
The debate about candy corn is always heated around Halloween, but we never knew people felt so strongly about the red and green version. Reindeer corn is essentially the classic candy corn recipe with different food dye added, so we’re not too surprised this sugary treat landed the title of fourth-most-hated Christmas candy in America.
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With Christmas just around the corner, I m already anticipating opening my stocking and snacking on all the Christmas candy inside. And this year, I m hoping Santa brings me the good stuff.
The National Retail Federation says Americans typically spend around $2 billion on Christmas candy each year but with so many options, how do you know what s good and what you should leave on the shelf? The experts at CandyStore.com wondered the same thing, so they conducted a survey of more than 11,000 customers and put together a list of the least popular Christmas candy of 2020 so you know what