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    We are thinking about having a candy bar (along with food, appetizers). Have any of you had a candy bar and if so what types of candies did you use? I also need help finding little metal containers like the ones in this picture so people can use to take the candy home at the end of the party? I attached 2 pictures of examples
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    Try this old thread Scottfamily5, Candy Buffet Ideas I did the candy buffet that year and it was a great success!
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    That is a great link and those are wonderful ideas thanks for the info!
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    The metal buckets in the second picture are from Oriental Trading. Just search for Halloween bucket on their website and it should come up.
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    We did a candy buffet last year and it was a huge hit! We did fall M&MS, Reeses Pieces, tootsie rolls, mini tootsie roll pops, mini jellied pumpkins, ghost peeps, twizzlers, candy corn of course!
    I bought most of my jars at Marhsalls/TJ Maxx. They all have lids...I have bought new ones this year to have a larger buffet for a total of twelve jars, all different sized I will need to get a pic here! You can get metal scoops at wal-mart-a three pack for $3.49 or something...
    I am too looking for more candy ideas! I am thinking skittles and gummi bears to add to a fruit element...maybe hersheys miniatures! YUM! All the candy can add up to a bit of an expense, so I start buying it usually in august to spread it out...The small pumpkin container I used to keep the tongs in for the twizzlers, peeps, etc..came from Targets Dollar Spot. They would be good containers to use for take home!
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    Quote Originally Posted by MichaelMyers1 View Post
    We did a candy buffet last year and it was a huge hit! We did fall M&MS, Reeses Pieces, tootsie rolls, mini tootsie roll pops, mini jellied pumpkins, ghost peeps, twizzlers, candy corn of course!
    I bought most of my jars at Marhsalls/TJ Maxx. They all have lids...I have bought new ones this year to have a larger buffet for a total of twelve jars, all different sized I will need to get a pic here! You can get metal scoops at wal-mart-a three pack for $3.49 or something...
    I am too looking for more candy ideas! I am thinking skittles and gummi bears to add to a fruit element...maybe hersheys miniatures! YUM! All the candy can add up to a bit of an expense, so I start buying it usually in august to spread it out...The small pumpkin container I used to keep the tongs in for the twizzlers, peeps, etc..came from Targets Dollar Spot. They would be good containers to use for take home!
    Here is a photo...




    What a great looking display of candy. Fantastic! I'm going to have to do something like this.
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    Thanks!! Like I said I have twice the number of jars for this year. I wasn't sure how many people would show last year so I tried to keep it small. We had almost 100 at our open house so I figure it's ok to add more! The only thing is I really had to encourage the adults to take candy so I had some left over. I think this year I will put a sign up so adults know it's for them too!! I decorated with ribbon from Michaels. They had these awesome spider clip ons I bought that had spider webs on them. They also had black beads with spiders hanging over them to hang on the jars! So cool. I also had a spider tablecloth. It was a lot of fun to do!!
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    Love the pics mm1.Great set up.
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    thanks so much for all the compliments
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    Great Candy bar and thanks for the ideas and I will have to check out TJ Maxx and Marshalls. I also found some great platters and jars at a thrift store
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