My dad liked them and it kind of became a tradition for me to buy them for him every Christmas. Sure do miss that guy.

I used to buy them each year but decided I'd better not this year. I did buy some truffles to have with wine.

I love them but haven't bought a box in many years. I just can't eat a whole box by myself. I wish it was possible to buy them individually wrapped.

We always had them and a box of ribbon candy at Christmas when I was growing up. I would buy them now but my husband isn't much into sweets and I would end up eating them all.

No, I do not care for cherries. But I did buy some pecan fudge today.

Every few weeks, when I get lunch sandwiches at Wawa, I'll get myself
one. They're in the display at the register with other single candies
like peppermint patties, 29 cents each, I think. One piece every three
weeks is about all I can handle.

I get those for Valentine's Day.

I used to love these, but DARK chocolate only! Haven't eaten them in years.

When we lived in CT a friend of ours worked for her Aunt making chocolate candy every holiday. They would soak the cherries in whiskey for 6 weeks before they dipped them in milk chocolate, best I have ever tasted. There is no way I will eat the boxed ones they sell in the store. I got spoiled with homemade chocolates.

A few years ago I was going to order a pan to make my own but ended up not sending for it. I imagine they would be so much better than store bought......although I have certainly ate my share of the store bought ones!

Returning to add that I have a friend who makes a dessert that consists of chocolate brownies that have been cut into a ball shape. She then inserts a cherry that has been soaked in kahlua and dips the ball into melted chocolate. Yummmmm!

I buy the Hershey Kisses that have cherries inside. They are so good. Can only find them this time of year. I find them at Target!

I used to buy them for my father every Christmas. Chocolate covered cherries is the only candy I ever saw my father eat. the tradition lives on as my husband receives them from the girls or grandkids.

Yes. I like the Cella's brand. It doesn't have the sugary white layer which is too sweet for me. It's all liquid.

We had ribbon candy and we made fudge and penuche every year. By New Year's all the good candies and cookies would be gone. There might be a piece of clove ribbon candy left in the box. And lots of fruit cake, of course.