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"This story originally appeared on GoodHousekeeping.com. An abundance of Skittles, M &amp;amp;amp; M&amp;#039;s, and Twizzlers might make Halloween the best holiday of the year for kids but battle-scarred former trick-or-treaters might want to up the ante. Put down those caramel corns and Snickers bars because we&amp;#039;ve got some better options for you. Whether your idea of indulgence is intense chocolates, buttery caramels, or flaky baked goods, we&amp;#039;ve got a list of treats for you to try this All Hallows Eve.  Chocolate Let&amp;#039;s face it....a sweet tooth craving is most likely to be for chocolate.   Ghirardelli Pumpkin Spice Caramel Squares ($15) are mini bites of dark chocolate containing a rich seasonal filling. Perfect for just a wee bit of indulgence. Godiva While they&amp;#039;re almost too cute to eat, these Pumpkin Patch Truffles ($15) will be gone in no time after that first bite. Jacques Torres Ancho and chipotle chili make The Wicked Bar ($6) a devilishly delicious spicy treat. L.A. Burdick In this confectioner&amp;#039;s Coffin Assortment ($25) you&amp;#039;ll find little chocolate ghosts and other tasty bonbons resting in a casket-shaped box. See&amp;#039;s Candies Candy ghosts and pumpkins top Halloween Orange and Chocolate Creams ($7).  Candy What we considered sweet treats when we were little goblins isn&amp;#039;t as special today. We&amp;#039;ve found the adult versions of our childhood favorites and they sure don&amp;#039;t disappoint.   Eataly Torrone Hazelnut Nougat ($6) is an elegant option when you&amp;#039;re craving a chewy treat. Liddabit Sweets If there were a go-to candy store for adults, this would be it. You&amp;#039;ll want to sample the caramels, candy bars ($6-$9) and gourmet lollipops ($5). Williams-Sonoma Indulge those lingering childhood cravings for candy corn, gumball eyes, and sour pumpkins with the sophisticated Williams-Sonoma Halloween Candies ($12).  Cookies Sometimes chocolates and candies just don&amp;#039;t do the trick. That&amp;#039;s when cookies and other baked goods satisfy your hankering for something sweet.  Dylan&amp;#039;s Candy Bar Cute and delicious, the Hand Decorated Halloween Petite Cookies ($10) are a buttery alternative to the classic candy bar. Dean and DeLuca If you&amp;#039;re looking for a perfect Halloween gift, Mr. Skeleton and Friends Halloween Cookies ($45) will do the trick.  Want to learn how we put consumer products to the test and keep you safe? Sign up for a tour of the famous Good Housekeeping Research Institute. If you visit, be sure to say hello when you come by the Kitchen Appliances &amp;amp;amp; Technology Lab. By Manon Cooper, senior at Barnard College Columbia University New York, NY "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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