They come in different colors, shapes, and sizes. They smell sweet or taste sour. According to one famous ad campaign, “They melt in your mouth, not in your hand.” That’s right people, we’re talking about candy! Join us on Nov. 4th, on National Candy Day, as we celebrate the creation of this wonderfully sweet treat.
National Candy Day Activities
Buy candy for a friend
Do something sweet for a friend and buy them sweets! No pun intended... Nothing says "Have a great day" better than a box of fresh candy.
Make candy
Looking for fun? How about, making your own candy for a change? Mix up your favorite ingredients, combine your favorite candy for new flavors, or use one of the recipes below.
Try new candy
We all have our go-to candies, so try something new by tasting a new kind of candy for the first time If you're a chocolate guy, then try a fruit flavored candy instead. You never know, you may find a new favorite!
Why We Love National Candy Day
It's always tasty
If you've never had a king-sized Kit Kat bar or pack of Sour Patch Kids, then you haven't lived. Candy is delicious. End of story.
Childhood nostalgia
Some of our best memories as children include the sweet taste of candy. From crushing piñatas at birthday parties, to passing out Hershey's Kisses for Valentine's day, candy was always involved. No matter how much we grow, candy will always bring back those special memories.
It's improves your mood
Happy? Sad? It doesn't matter! Candy is used by many people as a way to boost happiness. It has a natural knack for lifting our moods. Think of break up scenes in movies - what do girls use to help go over their sadness? Chocolate! The same goes for happy moments. Chocolate is used to reward kids. See what we mean?
| Year | Date | Day |
|---|---|---|
| 2019 | November 5 | Tuesday |
| 2020 | November 5 | Thursday |
| 2021 | November 5 | Friday |
| 2022 | November 5 | Saturday |
| 2023 | November 5 | Sunday |
