M&Ms are a Halloween classic. The red, green, yellow, orange, brown and blue colored candies are a favorite because, well, they're chocolate. Everybody loves chocolate. (Peanut M&M's are also good).

What is not to love about creamy peanut butter covered by a layer of chocolate. Reese's Peanut Butter Cups are also a Halloween classic.

Not as classic as the M&M's and the Reese's Peanut Butter Cup, the Kit Kat still scores high for trick or treaters. It's chocolate covering is the perfect match for the crispy wafer inside.

Seeing a trend? Snickers is another chocolate covered treat loved because of it's caramel, nougat, and peanut center. Don't know what a nougat is but it's delicious.

It's not all about chocolate. Trick-or-treaters also love the soft chewiness and sugar coated outsdie of Sour Patch Kids. And of course there's the puckering sour!

Another candy enjoyed because of it's chewiness is the Starburst. While the original fruit flavors (strawberry, cherry, orange, and lemon) are still the favorites, any variation (tropical, sour, 'favoreds") are all good.

No trick-or-treater would com0plain about a pack of Skittles in their bag. Skittles are a hard shell candy in a "rainbow" of colors with a chewy and kind of sour core. All the flavors, strawberry, lime, grape, lemon, and orange tastes the same to me, soooo good!

Perhaps the biggest surprise on the list, the CRUNCH bar is another classic chocolate candy. The crunch, of course, comes from the crisped rice infused into the rich Nestlé Swiss chocolate. Its been around since 1938 so you know it's legit. 

What's unique about the 3 Musketeers chocolate bar is it's filling. Instead of the chewy nougat found in other favorites, the 3 Musketeer bar has a whipped and creamy nougat. It's almost fluffy.

Rounding out or top ten list is the Twix; a crispy caramel covered wafer inside and a milk chocolate covered outside.