Sweeney shared a series of photos of herself on the set of some kind of shoot for Samsung wearing a perfectly pink version of ...

Wondering what the magically sweet buzz is about? Here's how to order a McDonald's Cotton Candy Sprite off the secret menu ...

INCLUDING DOMESTIC VIOLENCE. NOW THESE ITEMS MAY LOOK LIKE CANDY, BUT DEPUTIES SAY THEY’RE DANGEROUS DRUGS. GREENVILLE COUNTY DEPUTIES SAY THEY SEIZED THESE DRUGS HERE DURING A TRAFFIC STOP THIS ...

Rare Candy is a well known item in Pokemon TCG but has eluded Pokemon TCG Pocket players until now. The Celestial Guardians set introduces this card which will allow players to evolve a Basic ...

Tyler Chambers, from Riverview, a suburb of Tampa, shared a violent message after a nine-year-old girl sold candy outside his home. The incident shows the dangers faced by children in ...

If you're looking for a cool and refreshing beverage to keep you cool this spring and summer, Burger King might have just what you're looking for. The fast food chain unveiled a new frozen ...

A white Florida man threatened to shoot a nine-year-old black girl after she appeared on his doorstep selling candy. Tyler Chambers made a disturbing post to a community Facebook group on April ...

Right up there with otters holding hands and double rainbows, candy is one of those things in life that just makes you happy. Candies have existed for thousands of years, long before vending ...

When you harvest the Candy Blossom fruit, you will see that it has a unique blue and pink look similar to Cotton Candy. Now you’re ready to sell it for 100,000¢ perc crop, making it highly valuable.

Right up there with otters holding hands and double rainbows, candy is one of those things in life that just makes you happy. Candies have existed for thousands of years, long before vending machines ...

Golden Crop Candy, which was imported from China by New York-based Blooming Import Inc, was found to contain Acid Red 18 as a colorant. The candies, which are described as having a 'golden ...

At its seasonal opening this past weekend, Minnesota’s Largest Candy Store still does not take credit cards, or have a business phone, or barcode scanners, or a website. Some things have changed.