Candy

Discover how AMC Theatres is navigating the candy market to stay relevant in the evolving movie theater landscape.

It's an ingredient that's already banned from cosmetics because it's believed to be a carcinogen, but it remains legal in certain candies including one that is a long-time Missouri favorite during the Easter season. Could it be that people are unknowingly enjoying a secret killer?

One of your favorite candies could be in jeopardy. There has been a movement to ban it because of an ingredient that has been connected to cancer, but will Peeps really be banned in Missouri and other states in 2024? There is an update.

I saw an anonymous question asked by someone in Missouri. They saw someone share a graphic on social media claiming that black licorice can kill you and they wanted to know if it's true. The answer surprisingly is yes, but it's complicated.

My advice is to take this news with a healthy dose of skepticism. It's a claim that a popular Easter candy sold in Missouri and Illinois has been linked to cancer.

One of my favorite parts of road tripping through Missouri is the tourist-driven business you see along the way. Today I want to tell you about a massive candy store two hours from Sedalia.

Check out Sedalia's new vintage-looking candy store, Lolly's, on Ohio Street.

Wanna be festive And healthy? Here are some fun things to give out instead of candy this Halloween.

I wouldn't wish Bit O Honey on my WORST ENEMY, If I had one.

He HATES watermelon with the burning passion of a thousand suns.