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I interested in finding out what new candy ideas some of you have tried. You have your Red Vines, M&M's, Reeses, Gummy's, and Mints. But what new and exotic candy's have you found that seem to be catching on? I'm looking for some new ideas.

NerdsRope is huge seller at my theatre.

Chocolate covered cookie dough bites have jumped into our top 4 sellers since adding them about two months ago.

Behind Red Vines, Skittles and Hot Tomales are my biggest candy sellers. I also sell alot of Tootsie Rolls at 10 cents apiece. The kids usually come back for them after they have spent most of their money on other candies. Between tootsie rolls and gummi worms we get the last of their change.

We do great business with NERDS ROPE and also use them in our $4.00 Kids Pack. They are popular and very economical!

Nerds Ropes do sell well but at what price? We sell them at $1.50 as that is what they were going for when we got here in January. However, they cost far less to buy than our other $1.50 candy. Now that we have introduced our .75 cent line of candy they do not sell as well but still well enough that I have no inclination to change the price.

We sell a ton of .75 cent candy. Unfortunately the price is going to have to go up as our state is increasing the sales tax rates again and we can't keep supplying at these prices.

I sell Nerds Ropes at $1.00, pick them up at the local restaurant warehouse store (Gordon Food Service).

I added Cookie Dough Bites this winter and once people tried them they have been selling really well!

I sell lots of Worms, sour patch still sells good, Raisenettes, reesies peices, milk Duds, and good old hersheys plain chocolate bars...

I sell nothing less than $1, not worth the bother of the extra change and small sales tieing up the lines...

I have a vending machine to deal with the .75 candies.

We sell LOTS of nacho's too!