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Tempting Treats!

Scared of Halloween candy? Don't be! These Halloween treats are so low in calories that you'll think you're being tricked!

2 Mini Size Reese's Cups

80 calories
5 g fat
10 g sugars

2 Mini Size Snickers Bars

90 calories
4 g fat
12 g sugars

1 Piece of Taffy

55 calories
0.5 g fat
12 g sugars

1 Tootsie Roll Pop

60 calories
0 g fat
10 g sugars

10 Whoppers (Malted Milk Balls)

100 calories
4 g fat
14 g sugars

7 Gummi Bears

70 calories
0 g fat
11 g sugars

1 Fun Size 3 Musketeers Bar

70 calories
2 g fat
11 g sugars

11 Pieces of Candy Corn

70 calories
0 g fat
14 g sugars

2 Caramels

80 calories
2.25 g fat
8 g sugars

1 Fun Size Package of M & M's

100 calories
4.5 g fat
13 g sugars

1 Fun Size Almond Joy Bar

100 calories
5 g fat
19 g sugars

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PASTORJO

10/23/2012 10:30:04 AM

My problem is portion control; once I get started w/sugary stuff it is very difficult to stop. For me, dark chocolate is more satisfying. I buy Ghiradelli bags - 60% Cocoa is good, as is the Raspberry Filled. One piece is enough! I never thought I'd move from milk chocolate to dark chocolate, but it has happened.

MICNJ43

10/23/2012 10:21:38 AM

Intersting.

ABMCCLADYM16

10/23/2012 10:17:45 AM

I'm a little diasppointed because I thought this article would contain alternatives or healthy recipes for treats.

FUZZIEBEAR3

10/23/2012 9:56:50 AM

It is good to know what you are in for, but I really don't know how SP can promote these as good treats. They are empty sugar calories, practically no nutrition.

Skip the candy, how about an apple. Less calories, and healthy.

I was hoping this article would be about alternatives.

AK72677

10/23/2012 9:07:01 AM

Smarties are only 25 calorie for 1 roll. That has been my candy treat lately.

ANNEMCCORD

10/23/2012 9:05:02 AM

Good to keep in mind as Halloween comes closer...I definitely have a sweet tooth!

BONITA-GORDITA

10/23/2012 8:47:11 AM

Good visuals. The hard thing is moderation and not having 3 of the 100-calorie choices (or more).

SUGARCRAVER86

10/23/2012 8:38:50 AM

Nice to know! Unfortunately if I start to eat candy corn, I'm not sure I can stop at just 11 pieces. Probably better if I just don't start...

CALAMITYJANE333

10/23/2012 8:20:34 AM

Fortunately, I rarely crave sweets. But this is good to see as I tend to fill a large, decorative glass container w/treats for my friends and family, (starting in October through December), near the front door. I'll be smarter with my choices of offerings. By the way, NONE of them is overweight, only me! LOL!

NANCYINNJ

10/23/2012 7:51:10 AM

I love the mini play-doh idea! Someone once told me to buy candy that you don't like so you're not tempted by it. Bear in mind there are very few candies that I don't like, but I detest coconut, so I started buying Mounds bars for Halloween. I found, however, that when a craving hits some people will actually try to chip the chocolate off the Mounds bar! Bring the leftover candy in to work on November 1.

GOOGYSPO

10/23/2012 7:37:26 AM

No wonder I gained weight- LOL- this stuff is LOADED and I ate it whenever I wanted. I am not very good at controlling my sweet tooth. Think I'll stick with No-Pudge Brownies!

SEBASTIANALADY

10/23/2012 6:42:57 AM

One of the best moves I made this fall was not buying give-away candy when it first appeared in the stores (in August?!), because that means it hasn't been in the house to gobble up. In past years the first couple bags never made it to Halloween.

What I'm giving out are mini cans of Playdoh. It isn't loading up the neighbor kids with sugar, and I'm not tempted to sneak any.

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