I know people try to be healthy

[wendykh]

but I have always had a deep seeded and firm belief that there is a special part of Hell reserved for people who give out Healthy Halloween snacks to any child other than one with diabetes or food allergies. And for people who try to make nutritious birthday cakes. A pox on them all.

http://food.yahoo.com/blog/beautyeats/18913/8-healthy-halloween-treats-that-taste-good

Here is what should happen to them (the following is not anglophone friendly):
http://www.tetesaclaques.tv/video.php?vid=31

Damn right c'est bon les pop tarts.

Comments

[sherina.livejournal.com]

Mmm, pop tarts.

I would never give out healthy stuff or toothbrushes on Halloween, I'd be worried about how I was going to scrape all the egg off my front door.

[beanmom.livejournal.com]

That list is the most wrong thing I've read in a long time.

Too funny

[marybethorama.livejournal.com]

When we were in Ontario we went trick or treating a certain neighborhood with older historic homes, in the city. Not yuppie but very "bobo". The candy was all healthy stuff AND we only got a tiny bit.

In contrast we went to a more suburban neighborhood with lots of older couples (probably grandparents). They gave out tons of the good stuff.

[carrier.livejournal.com]

Maybe to have around the house during the Halloween season, to keep oneself from binging on peanut butter cups, but...

Am I the only one thinking that giving out semi-sweet chocolate covered edamame to the whole fricking neighborhood would bankrupt me?! Good grief!