Photo by: Joanna Sciarrino
#10: Boogers-
Green and brown gummy pellets of inconsistent shape, these guys are viscous enough to give a snacker pause. $2 for a 3.5-oz box; Box of Boogers; ... more
#10: Boogers-
Green and brown gummy pellets of inconsistent shape, these guys are viscous enough to give a snacker pause. $2 for a 3.5-oz box; Box of Boogers; ... more
Photo by: Joanna Sciarrino
#10: Boogers-
Green and brown gummy pellets of inconsistent shape, these guys are viscous enough to give a snacker pause. $2 for a 3.5-oz box; Box of Boogers; candywarehouse.com
Liam: "They look sort of like boogers, but they feel like gummy worms. Actually, they don't look gross--they look kind of good."
Ella: "You could trick a young kid with these."
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#10: Boogers-
Green and brown gummy pellets of inconsistent shape, these guys are viscous enough to give a snacker pause. $2 for a 3.5-oz box; Box of Boogers; candywarehouse.com
Liam: "They look sort of like boogers, but they feel like gummy worms. Actually, they don't look gross--they look kind of good."
Ella: "You could trick a young kid with these."
More from Bon Appetit:
• The Ultimate Grilled Cheese Sandwich Guide
• 16 Secret Supermarket Ingredients Chefs Love
• 25 Things to Do with a Fresh Tomato
• Pumpkin Desserts Slide Show
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Last October I named the Top 10 Grossest Halloween Candies, an assortment of the creepiest-looking trick-or-treat offerings I could find. But as with Apple gadgets and conical pizza, progress is inevitable; today there's a new generation of Gross. I filled my online shopping carts at Candywarehouse.com and other stores. Then I asked seven-year-old twins Ella and Liam Wilson of Brooklyn (sweets aficionados and neighbors of The Foodist's Andrew Knowlton) to rank and evaluate the grossness of each.
