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    The Best Candy of All Time — Our Exclusive Survey Results!

    By | Shine Food – Thu, Nov 3, 2011 1:12 AM EDT

    Readers' Top 10 Candy Picks-

    And the best candy of all time is . . . Reese's Peanut Butter Cups! Your favorite peanut-filled chocolate cups took top prize, with other chocolate contenders Twix,

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    Readers' Top 10 Candy Picks-

    And the best candy of all time is . . . Reese's Peanut Butter Cups! Your favorite peanut-filled chocolate cups took top prize, with other chocolate contenders Twix, Snickers, and Peanut M&Ms vying for first place. The only nonchocolate candy to make it in the top five was Gummi Bears.

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    Source: The Best Candy of All Time - Our Exclusive Survey Results!



    We hope you've got a sweet tooth, because we're excited to reveal the results of our exclusive Best Candy of All Time Bracket! We asked over 7,000 readers to pick their all-time favorite candy out of a star-studded lineup of some of the world's most popular candies. With our survey results, we're breaking down candy by the numbers. Curious to see whether chocolate bars outperformed fruity candies, or which licorice took top place? Then read on - some of the answers are bound to surprise you. Or check out our bracket infograph for all the results in one sweet spot!




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