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The Halloween season is upon us, and aside from the creative costumes and spooky decorations, there’s one thing that makes this time of year so sweet: candy.

Whether you have kids at home, are looking to stock up on treats, or are just looking to treat yourself, you might want to head to Amazon’s Halloween candy store.

The online retailer is currently offering a selection of favorite Nestlé chocolates as well as the opportunity to save 20% on a pack of 50 mini candy bars.

The matching pack includes crowd-pleasing choices like KitKat, Aero, Smarties, and Coffee Crisp, all individually wrapped and made in a peanut-free facility.

$ 8 $ 10 at Amazon

In addition to the Halloween savings, Nestlé announced the return of its Red Pumpkin project. The pan-Canadian initiative encourages families to celebrate Halloween in the safest way possible. Nestlé has compiled tips and tricks for trick-or-treaters and anyone handing out candy to help prevent the spread of COVID.

The Red Pumpkin Project encourages trick-or-treaters to wear a red pumpkin on their costume as a sign that they are taking action to stay safe this Halloween in addition to wearing a face mask and practicing social distancing.

Anyone who hands out candy is also encouraged to display a red pumpkin on their door to let parents and traitors know that they are also taking steps to be safe this Halloween. Wearing a face mask, setting up a table to help increase the distance between them and children, and using tongs to dispense candy are listed as additional steps people can take to stay safe this year.

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Even though Canada has made progress in the months since Halloween 2020, some families are again choosing to refrain from showing off.

The Red Pumpkin Project features creative ways to safely celebrate Halloween at home, including a monster movie night, scavenger hunts, and a list of creative ways to turn Nestlé chocolate treats into Halloween-themed desserts.

Whichever way you’re going to celebrate, if you’re looking to stock up on tasty treats, we’ve rounded up a few more favorites below.

From $ 20 on Amazon

$ 6 on Amazon

$ 15 on Amazon

Nestlé Mini Halloween Chocolate and Assorted Candy (Pack of 30)

$ 8 on Amazon

$ 11 on Amazon

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The Halloween season is upon us, and aside from the creative costumes and spooky decorations, there’s one thing that makes this time of year so sweet: candy.

Whether you have kids at home, are looking to stock up on treats, or are just looking to treat yourself, you might want to head to Amazon’s Halloween candy store.

The online retailer is currently offering a selection of favorite Nestlé chocolates as well as the opportunity to save 20% on a pack of 50 mini candy bars.

The matching pack includes crowd-pleasing choices like KitKat, Aero, Smarties, and Coffee Crisp, all individually wrapped and made in a peanut-free facility.

$ 8 $ 10 at Amazon

In addition to the Halloween savings, Nestlé announced the return of its Red Pumpkin project. The pan-Canadian initiative encourages families to celebrate Halloween in the safest way possible. Nestlé has compiled tips and tricks for trick-or-treaters and anyone handing out candy to help prevent the spread of COVID.

The Red Pumpkin Project encourages trick-or-treaters to wear a red pumpkin on their costume as a sign that they are taking action to stay safe this Halloween in addition to wearing a face mask and practicing social distancing.

Anyone who hands out candy is also encouraged to display a red pumpkin on their door to let parents and traitors know that they are also taking steps to be safe this Halloween. Wearing a face mask, setting up a table to help increase the distance between them and children, and using tongs to dispense candy are listed as additional steps people can take to stay safe this year.

The story continues

Even though Canada has made progress in the months since Halloween 2020, some families are again choosing to refrain from showing off.

The Red Pumpkin Project features creative ways to safely celebrate Halloween at home, including a monster movie night, scavenger hunts, and a list of creative ways to turn Nestlé chocolate treats into Halloween-themed desserts.

Whichever way you’re going to celebrate, if you’re looking to stock up on tasty treats, we’ve rounded up a few more favorites below.

From $ 20 on Amazon

$ 6 on Amazon

$ 15 on Amazon

Nestlé Mini Halloween Chocolate and Assorted Candy (Pack of 30)

$ 8 on Amazon

$ 11 on Amazon

Let us know what you think by commenting below and tweeting @YahooStyleCA! follow us on Twitter and Instagram and Register now for our newsletter.

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Yahoo Lifestyle Canada is committed to finding you the best products at the best prices. We may receive a share of purchases made through the links on this page. Prices and availability are subject to change.

The Halloween season is upon us, and aside from the creative costumes and spooky decorations, there’s one thing that makes this time of year so sweet: candy.

Whether you have kids at home, looking to stock up on treats, or just looking to treat yourself, you might want to head to Amazon’s Halloween candy store.

The online retailer is currently offering a selection of favorite Nestlé chocolates as well as the opportunity to save 20% on a pack of 50 mini candy bars.

The matching pack includes crowd-pleasing choices like KitKat, Aero, Smarties, and Coffee Crisp, all individually wrapped and made in a peanut-free facility.

$ 8 $ 10 at Amazon

In addition to the Halloween savings, Nestlé announced the return of its Red Pumpkin project. The pan-Canadian initiative encourages families to celebrate Halloween in the safest way possible. Nestlé has compiled tips and tricks for trick-or-treaters and anyone handing out candy to help prevent the spread of COVID.

The Red Pumpkin Project encourages trick-or-treaters to wear a red pumpkin on their costume as a sign that they are taking action to stay safe this Halloween in addition to wearing a face mask and practicing social distancing.

Anyone who hands out candy is also encouraged to display a red pumpkin on their door to let parents and traitors know that they are also taking steps to be safe this Halloween. Wearing a face mask, setting up a table to help increase the distance between them and children, and using tongs to dispense candy are listed as additional steps people can take to stay safe this year.

The story continues

Even though Canada has made progress in the months since Halloween 2020, some families are again choosing to refrain from showing off.

The Red Pumpkin Project features creative ways to safely celebrate Halloween at home, including a monster movie night, scavenger hunts, and a list of creative ways to turn Nestlé chocolate treats into Halloween-themed desserts.

Whichever way you’re going to celebrate, if you’re looking to stock up on tasty treats, we’ve rounded up a few more favorites below.

From $ 20 on Amazon

$ 6 on Amazon

$ 15 on Amazon

Nestlé Mini Halloween Chocolate and Assorted Candy (30 Pack)

$ 8 on Amazon

$ 11 on Amazon

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It wouldn’t be Easter without chocolate, but since many of us choose to stay home these days, you might want to enjoy ordering this year’s goodies online rather than hitting the stores. in person.

With the holidays just around the corner, Amazon Canada is one of the best online stores for finding delicious chocolates for everyone on your shopping list.

ALSO LOOK AT: 12 best Easter chocolates you can order online as a gift (or for yourself!) In 2021

Right now, you can even have a selection of Lindt Easter chocolates for sale, giant eggs and miniature egg bunnies, perfect for hosting an Easter egg hunt around the house.

Since this deal of the day is only valid for a limited time, buy these Lindt chocolates before they go missing!

What’s better than a giant chocolate Easter egg? One that’s filled with even more goodies, like this one that’s loaded with Lindor Chocolate Truffles.

TO BUY : Amazon, $ 12 (originally $ 16)

Three golden bunnies make an adorable and delicious treat this Easter.

TO BUY : Amazon, $ 10 (originally $ 14)

Get your baskets ready, because these miniature chocolate eggs are a must-have when setting up your Easter egg hunt.

TO BUY : Amazon, $ 8 (originally $ 11)

Spoil your loved ones (or yourself!) This Easter with this gift set that features five of Lindt’s iconic golden bunnies – one large and four minis.

TO BUY : Amazon, $ 13 (originally $ 22)

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If you’re shopping for a crowd, this box of 36 Milk Chocolate Caramel Marshmallow Eggs is sure to please.

TO BUY : Amazon, $ 24 (originally $ 31)

For a miniature sweet treat, grab one of these little golden bunnies to satisfy your sweet tooth.

TO BUY : Amazon, $ 8 (originally $ 11)

An assortment of white, dark and milk chocolate eggs in different sizes is a sure-fire way to brighten up any Easter basket.

TO BUY : Amazon, $ 10 (originally $ 16)

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It wouldn’t be Easter without chocolate, but since many of us choose to stay home these days, you might want to enjoy ordering this year’s goodies online rather than hitting the stores. in person.

With the holidays just around the corner, Amazon Canada is one of the best online stores for finding delicious chocolates for everyone on your shopping list.

ALSO LOOK AT: 12 best Easter chocolates you can order online as a gift (or for yourself!) In 2021

Right now, you can even have a selection of Lindt Easter chocolates for sale, giant eggs and miniature egg bunnies, perfect for hosting an Easter egg hunt around the house.

Since this deal of the day is only valid for a limited time, buy these Lindt chocolates before they go missing!

What’s better than a giant chocolate Easter egg? One that’s filled with even more goodies, like this one that’s loaded with Lindor Chocolate Truffles.

TO BUY : Amazon, $ 12 (originally $ 16)

Three golden bunnies make an adorable and delicious treat this Easter.

TO BUY : Amazon, $ 10 (originally $ 14)

Get your baskets ready, because these miniature chocolate eggs are a must-have when setting up your Easter egg hunt.

TO BUY : Amazon, $ 8 (originally $ 11)

Spoil your loved ones (or yourself!) This Easter with this gift set that features five of Lindt’s iconic golden bunnies – one large and four minis.

TO BUY : Amazon, $ 13 (originally $ 22)

The story continues

If you’re shopping for a crowd, this box of 36 Milk Chocolate Caramel Marshmallow Eggs is sure to please.

TO BUY : Amazon, $ 24 (originally $ 31)

For a miniature sweet treat, grab one of these little golden bunnies to satisfy your sweet tooth.

TO BUY : Amazon, $ 8 (originally $ 11)

An assortment of white, dark and milk chocolate eggs in different sizes is a sure-fire way to brighten up any Easter basket.

TO BUY : Amazon, $ 10 (originally $ 16)

Let us know what you think by commenting below and tweeting @YahooStyleCA! follow us on Twitter and Instagram and Register now for our newsletter.

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Calling all chocolate lovers: we have found an offer not to be missed for you. Just in time for Valentine’s Day, Amazon Canada makes it easy (and more affordable) to treat yourself.

Whether you’re planning to surprise loved ones with a chocolate treat or replenish your own stash of candy, Amazon’s current deal of the day is one you can’t miss. Until midnight PST tonight, you can get your hands on a selection of Hershey’s favorites, all at 30 percent off.

For the perfect gift set of chocolates, look no further than Hershey’s Assorted 105ct Loose Chocolate Bars, which are on sale now for just $ 15.

TO BUY : Amazon, $ 15 (originally $ 21)

Perfect for those who like a mix of sweet and savory treats, the bag includes Reese Peanut Butter Cups, Hershey’s Cookies N ‘Creme and Oh Henry! bars. Jumbo bag includes 105 miniature wrappers of assorted Hershey’s candies and bars – perfect for the chocolate fan in your life.

Weighing 1.5 kg, this large bag of chocolate is already winning over buyers with its variety and excellent value for money. In fact, the Hershey’s Matching Bag received a 4.7-star rating out of over 1,200 customer reviews.

“The price fluctuates, but when I bought them the price was $ 15. For that price, I think it’s a good deal, ”one review read. “105 snack-sized chocolates is a lot. Plus, they taste great, as expected! I ordered in the winter and they weren’t melted, crushed or broken. I would recommend these! ”

ALSO LOOK AT: 12 Best Valentine’s Day Gifts From Amazon Canada At Any Price

Not only is this bag a great option for everyday snacks, it also received the Seal of Approval for Valentine’s Day gifts, with one reviewer writing:

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“Guys, there is no better Valentine’s Day gift in the world than 1.5kg of CLASSIC Hershey’s chocolate,” they shared. “Your daughter will never forgive you if you waste $ 40 on 5g of chocolate just because it’s heart shaped. Seriously, this gift keeps on giving.

You can bet this deal won’t last long, so if you’re looking for a delicious, affordable treat, be sure to grab your own bag of assorted 105-carat Hershey’s loose chocolate bars before they’re gone.

The reviews cited above reflect the most recent versions at the time of posting.

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Christmas has barely ended, but many supermarkets are already stocking their Easter eggs – with one major grocer launching their sale more than three months earlier

Easter eggs have already been spotted on UK supermarket shelves – and a grocer has already started their seasonal sale on Cadbury products.

Christmas may have just ended, but stores such as Co-op, Iceland and Sainsbury’s have been spotted with chocolate eggs on display – some as early as December.

Elsewhere, rabbits and even bundles of hot cross buns were spotted as early as Boxing Day as stores geared up for the upcoming spring celebration – despite several months to go.

And buyers were taken aback.

On Twitter, a customer wrote: “Nothing says Christmas is over like a supermarket shelf full of Easter eggs in January.”

Another stunned customer wrote: Me: “* Buy cross buns every week starting Jan 1st * Me too:” What is this? Why are there already Easter eggs in the supermarket? “

But German discounter Aldi has a head start by launching a sale on Crème Eggs this week.

The Easter Bunny arrived at the grocery store early, with Aldi lowering the price of his Cadbury custard eggs to 33 pence.

The offer, which hits stores on Saturday, will mark one of its Specialbuys and will be 17p cheaper than the 50p RRP.

But, if you’re not ready for Easter just yet, Terry’s has just released a vibrant new chocolate orange – and it looks amazing.

The mini orange chocolate ‘Exploding Candy’ are presented in a 70g bag, presented in a box next to a large Orange Chocolate Egg.

The new edition was initially spotted on Facebook, after PrettyLittleThing posted a photo of it on supermarket shelves.

The online retailer shared an image of the treat with the caption: “GAME CHANGER @ someone who would buy this ASAP.”

It is not known in which supermarket the photo was taken, arousing the curiosity of many chocolate fans.

One user commented: “I wonder where are selling them.

While another wrote: “you have to keep an eye out for these.”

Others are planning to stock up on sparkling chocolate candies for Easter, with one person saying, “I think we found our Easter eggs for this year !!”

However, we have found out that Ocado will be the primary reseller – from now on.

If that’s not your thing, Reese’s Peanut Butter Easter Egg is also available in Iceland and is already flying off the shelves.