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Why do sugar skulls have sugar on them?
Sugar skulls are candy made for the Day of the Dead. Candy is supposed to be sweet.
Do people buy and eat candy eggs on the day of the dead?
No. People buy and eat candy skulls for Day of the Dead.
Which people in which country celebrates Halloween by eating candy skulls?
Mexico celebrates Day of the Dead--Dia de los Muertos--by eating candy skulls.
What will you always find on sugar skulls?
A kid who loves candy
What is the name of the skulls used to decorate on the day of the day?
candy man
If you're not supposed to eat candy in a place but you already have the candy in your mouth if it's something small like a Skittle can they yell at you?
omg they'll kill you watch out!
Can you eat sugur skulls?
yes
How many servings of candy should you eat a day?
You are only supposed to take 10 grams of candy in a day. However, you should avoid candy and processed sugars because they might lead to symptoms of diabetes. But it is much healthier if you eat less. This gives a less chance of diabetes.
What kind of food do people make on Halloween?
Well, they make eyes ( candy ), fingers ( candy ), foots ( candy ), arms ( candy ), spiders ( candy ), roaches ( candy ), bugs ( candy ) , noses ( candy ), ears ( candy ) ,skulls ( candy ), brains ( candy ), your organs ( candy ), bats ( candy ), and blood ( a cherry drink )
What should you do if see a hole in candy?
Don't eat it! Throw it away!A better answer:If the candy is not supposed to have a hole, throw it away, in may have been tampered with and will seriously harm you. If it is supposed to have a hole in it. Lifesavers for example, you should see if it will whistle or not then suck on it till its gone
Is there a candy soposed to be old?
yes there is a candy that's supposed to be old
How many people in Mexico make sugar skulls?
Sugar skulls are a handcraft such as a woven sweater, which prevents any official statistics. However, there are many commercial candy makers that manufacture this skulls on varying degrees of sophistication, from humble candy workers that make them on their very own homes and sell them on the street, to full corporations such as Hershey's that manufacture them specifically for the Mexican market.
