Candy Corn Quick Facts

• Candy corn was invented in the 1880s by the Wunderle Candy Company. It was popularized — and linked to Halloween — by Goelitz Confectionary Company, which began making the treat in 1898.
  
• Candy corn has 3.57 calories per kernel
  
• Halloween accounts for 75% of the annual candy corn production
  
• Candy corn isn't just for Halloween there is also:
  
• Reindeer corn for Christmas (red, green, and white)
  
• Indian corn (it's chocolate and vanilla flavored)
  
• Cupid corn for Valentine's Day (red, pink, and white)
  
• Bunny corn for Easter (pastel-colored)
  
• Writer Marjorie Ingall has called it the "rock cocaine of the confectionary world."
  
• The average one-pound bag of candy corn contains 294 kernels.
  
• National Candy Corn day is October 30

I am really in the mood for candy corn. Good thing Halloween is coming! OMG look at teh crazyness I just found:

Now friends, man is capable of making candy corn, artificial flowers and other things that appear to be real, but they have no life. Candy corn will not grow; neither will artificial flowers. Only the Creator can give life.

Wow...So is eating candy corn a sin? WWJD and stuff...