Payday and Butterfinger small bars. If we don't get many kids, DH and I can enjoy them.

Cans of soda pop. I've been giving that out for the past several years. I don't drink it so if it's left over I won't be tempted by it. It will be good for company if there's any left over. We usually get around 50 kids.

Mini Snickers...hope we don't get too many trick or treaters...not much candy left

Not a thing. In the 36 years I've lived here, I haven't seen a single trick-or-treater. I'm always worried this will be the year they show up. LOL

Ring Pops. Have enough for 60 kids but depending on night may give two to each kid and shut the door early. Do not want leftovers.

We have a commercial popcorn maker that we set up and pop fresh popcorn. We also have candy bars for those that don't like the popcorn. We had a person in the neighborhood that would hand out cold beers to the adults with trick or treaters. He moved tho.
Happy Halloween to all of you!!!

For the kids I know (whose parents will allow them to accept homemade treats) I made chocolate covered pretzels with fall sprinkles. Have enough for about 20 of those

For the neighborhood kids--I got fruit-filled cereal bars (64 of those)

And I got a bag of small boxes of 'hero sticks' (basically what we used to call candy cigarettes when I was a kid) for the gang members who show up from the city--usually groups of about 10-12, 20-something adults with maybe one or two kids, and they ALL demand a treat. I refuse to buy a lot of expensive stuff for them.

Have a few extra boxes of scooter pies, etc, that I can dig into if needed. Figure I've got about enough for 120. We generally get between 100 and 150. If we run out, DH can run to the corner and pick up some additional stuff.

We don't get any kids in our 55+ community, but I'd sure like to knock on sheilajoyce's door--my two favorite candy bars :-)

NONE Been in condo for 9 years and no trick or treaters

Milky Ways and Starbursts!
IF there are leftovers, they'll go to work on Tuesday (we have 2 candy jars -- everybody's always looking for a little sugar jolt!)

A neighbor frequently buys the really small water bottles -- those trick-or-treaters can get thirsty!

Only the ones my husband likes just in case there are any leftovers! LOL Mini Snickers, Butterfingers, M&Ms, Almond Joys, Twix, etc. plus cute little pre packaged pretzels, and small apples , plus stickers . I doubt that we will have very many, but I'm prepared just in case.

Reeces Peanut Butter cups at my house

I have 64 bags made up each with a Rice Krispie treat, a pack of Sir Chewies and a small Kit Kat. Then, if I need them, I have extra Sir Chewies, a bag of Star Wars lollipops and a bag of small boxes of Nerds. Then, I could probably scrounge up quite a bit of stuff from Nick and Dan's treat stash if I needed to. I moved into town this year so I don't know what to expect. And Trick or Treat night was supposed to be Thursday but they postponed it until tomorrow night. This is the first time I can remember this town ever having trick or treat on Halloween (yes, that a strange quirk of this area - scheduled trick-or-treat never on Halloween - well almost never!)

Rice Krispie Squares from Shopper's Drug Mart. I'm pretty sure we have more than enough so DH and I will have leftovers. For the oldest kids we always have cans of pop if needed but I doubt we will need to dip into that stash.

I also live in a 55+ retirement community but have so many wonderful memories of giving out candy on Halloween.
And yeah...I kinda miss it.

M&M, Snickers, Starburst, Skittles individual bite size, for about 320. We'd like to do something a little bigger, but pretty much end up with the least expensive item we can find, because of the large numbers of tricker treaters here! We'll most likely run out of candy before we run out of tricker treaters. Last year, we ended up scrounging in the cupboards for bags of microwave popcorn, dried fruit, and maybe even added a few coins (quarters) to have something for the last several that came to the door.