This may have more to do with my personality than the reality of the candy cane, though. I'm not a big candy guy anymore, period. I like most candy in bar form, I like chocolate, peanut butter, and any combination thereof, but I won't eat Jolly Ranchers, jelly beans, Lifesavers, etc. I do make exception for gummy stuff. Anytime I eat any of those sorts of candies, I just feel my teeth rotting. Same with soda, though I do still drink it from time to time.
So is it me? Or are candy canes really just a tradition that everyone tolerates because of its association with Christmas?
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I enjoy me a Candy Cane here and there. I like the strawberry flavored ones. And I like to put regular ones in my lattés, but then again you could but meatloaf in a latté and I would enjoy it.
Frankie...that's disgusting.
The traditional peppermint candy canes are ok - I wouldn't go out of my way to get any. I do like the other flavors they have - there's this one fruity flavor - I don't know the name of it (unless its 'fruit flavor') that I've loved ever since I was a kid.
Man . . . now I'm jonesing for some cane . . .
Bleh. Candy Canes are the Neca wafers of the Christmas season. They're probably more mass-produced than any other candy, so there's more roach-per content than Snickers.
I like the mini candy canes. They're easier to unwrap and less sticky. I like peppermint candy though. I buy Pepomint Lifesavers and keep them in regular stock at our house.
I love candy canes! Only the original peppermint kind, though. All the other weird flavors are just wrong.
candy canes aren't as bad as clutch though..woo
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