Congealed salads—the wiggly, jiggly, technicolor gelatin molds of yesteryear—are a Southern staple that'll never stop showing up unannounced. Children run and scream at the sight of the lime-green ...

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Recipes for candy-based desserts are hardly a new idea, from cupcakes topped with M&M's to cheesecake stuffed with Snickers. But one candy you might be surprised to see in a cookbook is circus peanuts ...

While Circus Peanuts are not as popular as they were during the day of the famous “penny candies,” many Americans — especially older generations — are familiar with the sweet banana-flavored treat.

Circus peanuts might just be the most confusing candy ever: they're shaped like a peanut and they're bright orange, so why do they taste like bananas?!

Editor's note: Let's Eat That explores why we began to eat certain foods.Want to know about a certain meat, veggie, seafood or dessert?Let us know at [email protected]. Before it was a signature circus ...

Is there something wrong with a country that has suddenly decided it hates candy corn? Candy corn is festive, it’s small, and everyone knows it tastes better if you eat it one color at a time. A ...