This Halloween, when you grab a candy bar, pay attention to the wrapper. In the United States, a "nutrition facts" label has been required for all packaged foods since 1994, giving the serving size ...

It’s hard to Reese-ist indulging in candy, especially on Halloween. Despite their “fun-sized” proportion, calories from those popular holiday confections can add up frighteningly fast. The average ...

Halloween candy is an annual temptation that can bring even the most strong-willed health nuts to their knees. The bite-sized chocolates and little, shiny packages of candy make their sugary ...

Easter candy is everywhere, and it’s a big part of Americans’ holiday celebration. Almost 90 percent of U.S. adults plan to buy Easter candy this year and they’re expected to spend a total of $2.98 ...

Come Monday night, millions of kids will have sorted through their booty from gallivanting about on Allhallows Eve. There'll be fun-size Snickers, Milky Ways and 3 Musketeers. There'll be Smarties, ...

While Consumer Reports doesn’t list every candy out there, they have a good mix of chocolate, gummy and other candies. Keep in mind, any of the chocolates are the snack size or fun size. Too often we ...

We’re all looking forward to indulging in Halloween candy on Tuesday, but since most of us tend to go overboard, we’re gonna break down the calorie count for your favorite fun size treats for you to ...

Whether you have diabetes, are on a low-sugar diet, or are trying to avoid sweets for a host of other reasons, sugar-free candy can be a great way to have a treat and not derail your diet or health.

Yes, people with diabetes can eat candy. However, as with all food choices, carb count, calories, portion size, and advance planning are key. Eating candy can be a controversial topic for people with ...