What is New York's favorite Valentine's Day candy?
The No. 1 selling candy in New York is heart-shaped box of chocolates, according to Candystore.com.
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Feb 7, 2022, 5:50 PM
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a week from today, so what kind of candy are you buying?
The No. 1 selling candy in New York
is heart-shaped box of chocolates, according to Candystore.com.
The chocolates are also the No. 1 candy
in 16 other states.
However, candy gurus say M&M’s are gaining popularity.
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