Will you be serving 'Endangered Species' for Halloween?

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Permalink Reply by Linda J Ranger on October 17, 2009 at 10:05am

I don't believe that these candies would be readily available and affordable for Halloween distribution. They look more like adult choices.

This report hopefully will make the main stream candy makers improve their ways but the consumer still shops what is familiar and their children like. The cost of the candy is important also when they are purchasing multiple candies for neighborhood children. Most candy companies have special pricing for main stream candy this time of year for Halloween distribution. Do these green companies mentioned in the report offer special packaging and pricing for this time of year?

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Permalink Reply by Erin Campbell on October 19, 2009 at 3:32pm

I'm not serving candy at all this year. I am giving away free bowling games from Coopers Sport Bowl and Coopers Stardust Bowl as an alternative to candy! Not only will this give the kids something active to do to burn off some of the steam from eating the candy, but it will also possibly introduce them to the #1 indoor sport! :) (Oh, and the coupons are "green"... does that count?)

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