Popular season's eatings include the candy cane — and a recent survey on behalf of the National Confectioners Association reveals how Americans prefer to eat them.

Every year, Dec. 26 marks "National Candy Cane Day." As far as the "correct" way to consume the sugary treat, the verdict is still out. Fifty-four percent of people eat their candy canes beginning ...

Candy Canes are a classic, but is there a right way to eat one? A new survey from the National Confectioners Association is getting some answers. They asked 1,500 Americans how they eat candy canes.

Brach's; Hostess Several companies are putting a new twist on candy canes with unconventional flavor ... flavored treat — and, yes, people eat them according to the company’s president David ...

But here's the real question that has everyone wondering: What's the right way to eat a candy cane? Do you start with the hooked top or the straight bottom? Let us know in the comments!

Yes, the candy cane is iconic and it's a staple of the Christmas season, but they're more of a pain than a joy to eat if we're being honest. They're hard to unwrap without breaking, they get sticky ...

There’s a new candy cane flavor that just might confuse your taste buds this holiday season. Your go-to birthday cake flavor will be hanging from your stocking, once you know where to buy Brach ...

They're hanging on the tree, they're sitting in the stocking, they're the foundation of the gingerbread village. But is anyone actually eating the candy cane? Here's what candy kids want in their ...

A six pack is $6.95. The striped confections look suspiciously like normal candy canes and are packaged in a box with cool graphics. Do people really eat them? “Yeah, they do,” said David Wahl ...