Trick-or-Treat! Or were these simply tricks?

It turns out some SouthCoast trick-or-treaters got some really weird items in their candy bags this year, and it made for a good laugh on Halloween night.

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Halloween in the Past

When I was young, trick-or-treating was done strategically. I knew which houses gave out the “big bars” and which houses gave out pretzels. Let’s just say, I avoided the pretzel houses.

After pushing the pavement all night in my princess costume, I would rush home and dump the entire candy bag onto the floor, sifting through my loot and taste-testing a few before my parents took it all away to ration me out.

But, I can honestly say, I have never gotten anything out of the ordinary in my trick-or-treat bag. I’ve heard of houses giving out dental floss or apples, but I guess my neighborhood always understood the assignment. Candy or nothing.

SouthCoast Trick-or-Treaters Find Weird Items in Their Candy Bags

Needless to say, I was shocked to hear what some of the SouthCoast trick-or-treaters found in their candy bags this year. Some of these items aren’t even edible and many of them are just downright odd.

Fruit seemed to be a popular item, but what's the deal with potatoes?

And why are people handing out ramen noodle packets?

Keep scrolling to see the strangest items found in trick-or-treat bags this year.

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