Home / Life Favorite Halloween candy by state: What your trick-or-treater will tote home @crystalmariesing/Twenty20 We have some questions for you folks in North Dakota and Indiana. ? By Emily Glover October 19, 2017 @crystalmariesing/Twenty20 Rectangle Parents in the Northeast should expect to find lots of sour Halloween candy when scavenging through their little trick-or-treaters’ bags. Parents on the West Coast are in better luck if they are chocoholics. And it should be no huge surprise that families in North Dakota appreciate the body-warming properties of their favorite Halloween candy, Hot Tamales. This sweet information comes from CandyStore.com, which just released an interactive map of the best-selling Halloween candy in each of the 50 states (plus the District of Columbia!) based on 10 years of data. Source: CandyStore.com. Here’s how families around the country like to satisfy their Halloween candy sugar craving: Alabama: Candy corn Alaska: Twix Arizona: Snickers Arkansas: Jolly Ranchers California: M&Ms Colorado: Milky Way Connecticut: Almond Joy D.C.: M&Ms Delaware: Lifesavers Florida: Skittles Georgia: Swedish Fish Hawaii: Skittles Idaho: Candy Corn Illinois: Sour Patch Kids Indiana: Hot Tamales Iowa: Reese’s Kansas: Reese’s Kentucky: Tootsie Pops Louisiana: Lemonhead Maine: Sour Patch Kids Maryland: Milky Way Massachusetts: Sour Patch Kids Michigan: Candy Corn Minnesota: Tootsie Pops Mississippi: 3 Musketeers Missouri: Milky Way Montana: Double Bubble Nebraska: Sour Patch Kids Nevada: Hershey’s Kisses New Hampshire: Snickers New Jersey: Skittles New Mexico: Candy Corn New York: Sour Patch Kids North Carolina: M&Ms North Dakota: Hot Tamales Ohio: Blow Pops Oklahoma: Snickers Oregon: Reese’s Pennsylvania: M&Ms Rhode Island: Candy Corn South Carolina: Candy Corn South Dakota: Starbursts Tennessee: Tootsie Pops Texas: Starbursts Utah: Jolly Ranchers Vermont: Milky Way Virginia: Snickers Washington: Tootsie Pops West Virginia: Double Bubble Wisconsin: Starbursts Wyoming: Reese’s With shoppers preparing to drop an estimated $2.7 billion on Halloween candy, that sure buys a lot of M&Ms and Starbursts—so just be sure to limit yourself during those late-night raids of your kid’s trick-or-treating loot. ? Related Stories Beauty & Style Shopping Guides The most practical Target collab ever? Meet the limited-edition Bullseye Bogg Bag Life After losing her dad, this 8-year-old’s holiday gesture will leave you in tears Beauty & Style Shopping Guides Sofia Grainge’s new Amazon Essentials collection is quiet luxury for littles–and it’s all under $37 The latest Holiday Gift Guides The Motherly editor holiday gift guide–what we’re buying for everyone on our lists Holiday Gift Guides The best Black Friday deals no mom should miss Holiday Gift Guides The best tech gifts that make mom life a little easier Halloween Boo Baskets: The Halloween tradition I surprisingly don’t hate