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We here at Closer have conflicting feelings about candy corn.
The intrigue: As it turns out, candy corn maker Brach's has tried various ways to get people interested in the Halloween treat, including "Turkey Dinner packs" and a candy-corn-themed song, CNN reports.
51% of Americans say the right way to eat it is to consume the whole piece at once, according to the National Confectioners Association.
31% start with the narrow white end.
And 18% start with the wider yellow end.
💠Nathan's thought bubble: I cannot vouch for the integrity of this survey because, had they asked me, I would've said the right way to eat candy corn is to not eat it at all.
