Sorry this Candy Tuesday’s candy review is late! I’ve been running around all day, but here goes!

My favorite childhood candy, original Skittles in the red bag! Over the years, I’ve liked the new additions and the Crazy Cores hasn’t stopped! Skittles are addictive. I remember as a kid, I always had to share with my brother, of course I always almost, always counted more for myself when it came to splitting the skittles bag in half!!

Skittle Crazy cores can be purchased from anywhere, however there is no bulk version available that I’ve found. The price is like always! Maybe for Halloween, they will have nice Spooky Cores! Looking forward to new skittle flavors always!

Although, I wasn’t a big fruit eater, I liked the juicy taste of Skittles. Just knowing that I had a bag of skittles waiting for me, made me happy. Until, I was older and my brother became interested in Skittles, there were moments that we had to share. And of course as big sister, I counted fairly and divided the bag amongst us. One green for you, one green for me; Two reds for me, one red for you

I was evil and obsessed with sweet fruity candy at a young age. Well, I think there can’t be too many that don’t like Skittles. But I understand if you don’t and well there is more for me!

I get these weird questions at times:

Question: How many skittles in a bag?

Answer: The only conclusion and answer that I have is that its always pretty much an odd number of skittles. Even the times that I was fair with my brother. I ended up giving the odd skittle to my mother. But I’m guessing the smaller original 2.16 oz bag of skittles probably have around 31-41 per bag.

Where I buy Skittles

I think the cheapest places you can get bulk Skittles to save is either your local warehouse such as: Sams Club, Costco etc. Online I like to use Ebay. There you get a variety of good prices. For smaller bags, I suggest Wal-Mart as the cheapest!

Here are some from ebay.

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