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There are seemingly infinite varieties of candy available on store shelves, from chocolates and caramels to colorful gummies.

From honey to molasses to rice syrup, here are corn syrup substitutes with a similar sweetness and texture that won't ruin your baking or candy recipe.

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Candy corn is an iconic Halloween treat that sparks a sweet debate. Love it or hate it, it has become a symbol of the season.