Halloween is known throughout the United States as a time for tricks and treats. On the last day of October, children across the country will dress up as ghouls and witches and go door-to-door collecting candy from their neighbors.
In 2022, candy makers like Hershey sounded the alarm on a possible treat shortage, owing to supply and labor issues. NPR reported that candy prices are also set to jump this year, thanks to inflation. But that likely won't dull trick-or-treaters' desire for sweets.
So where did some of the most popular holiday treats originate? Insider looked into the origins of some classic snacks associated with Halloween.