Dear America, We Invented All the Worst Candy. Sorry. Love, Boston [View all]


While Im sure the residents of Chocolatetown, USA take attacks on their candy credentials very seriously this is a city whose downtown features Hershey Kiss streetlights at the intersection of Chocolate and Cocoa Avenue, after all the notion that Boston even belongs in the conversation as Hershey is laughable. Bostons only argument in candy superiority is how old their confections are, which is like the inventor of hardtack claiming to be the unsurpassed leader in military rations. In fact, of the Massachusetts-based candies listed in the article, Junior Mints are the only one I wouldnt immediately throw in the garbage if I got a box while trick-or-treating. To prove it, I decided to rank the sweets from best to worst or perhaps more accurately, from pretty good to completely inedible.
http://bdcwire.com/list/dear-america-we-invented-all-the-worst-candy-sorry-love-boston/
Growing up with Boston's candy, I liked them all!