Thanks to meh, Candy Corn news articles are showing up in my google news feed… /image candy corn and peanuts = payday
@stumpy91 I was just coming here to post it! Glad to see other Meh scouts are keeping a weather eye out for critical news.
https://nationaldaycalendar.com/national-candy-corn-day-october-30/
@thismyusername Beeswax. Mmmm.
Orange, yellow, white – colors of national flag of Bhutan (in case you are wondering what to do with your left over candy corn …)
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/9/91/Flag_of_Bhutan.svg
[proportions are off, though; you’ll have to eat a lot of the orange yourself, or also make the flag of UT (either one)]
How to eat candy corn:
QOTD
The end of a pen is a nib.
The end of a shoelace is an aglet.
What is the name of the little white end of a candy corn that frequently breaks off and there’s always a bunch at the bottom of the bag? Surely something as important as candy corn in the history of North America has names for its parts.
My weekend plan: http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/alton-brown/candy-corn-recipe-1922150
http://www.grubstreet.com/2014/10/deep-fried-candy-corn-recipe.html
@sammydog01
@medz Yep, I bet I would never forget eating this.
I saw these at 5 Below and forgot to post:
@sammydog01 Yum! I want some of that Witches Teets! Are they served cold?
@therealjrn /giphy dirty mind
Thanks to meh, Candy Corn news articles are showing up in my google news feed…
/image candy corn and peanuts = payday
@stumpy91 I was just coming here to post it! Glad to see other Meh scouts are keeping a weather eye out for critical news.
https://nationaldaycalendar.com/national-candy-corn-day-october-30/
@thismyusername Beeswax. Mmmm.
Orange, yellow, white – colors of national flag of Bhutan (in case you are wondering what to do with your left over candy corn …)
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/9/91/Flag_of_Bhutan.svg
[proportions are off, though; you’ll have to eat a lot of the orange yourself, or also make the flag of UT (either one)]
How to eat candy corn:
QOTD
The end of a pen is a nib.
The end of a shoelace is an aglet.
What is the name of the little white end of a candy corn that frequently breaks off and there’s always a bunch at the bottom of the bag? Surely something as important as candy corn in the history of North America has names for its parts.
My weekend plan:
http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/alton-brown/candy-corn-recipe-1922150
http://www.grubstreet.com/2014/10/deep-fried-candy-corn-recipe.html
@sammydog01
@medz Yep, I bet I would never forget eating this.
I saw these at 5 Below and forgot to post:
@sammydog01 Yum! I want some of that Witches Teets! Are they served cold?
@therealjrn
/giphy dirty mind