Limited Edition Halloween Hershey’s Kisses Varieties
This 2008 Halloween Season Hershey’s Kisses has three different Limited Edition flavors available. The Limited Edition flavors are Candy Corn, Pumpkin Spice, and Candy Apple. Each one comes in bags that have just the one flavor, so you have to track down all of them and cannot just find one bag and be able to try them all.
Candy Corn - I think this one has been done by Kisses before. They look a lot like Candy Corn when unwrapped, although it is a little different looking because they are more squat than the real Candy Corn, however the colors are the same layout. From this review I read they sound like they are do not taste like actual candy corn, but rather taste more like buttered popcorn. I do not like real candy corn, but that review makes me interested in trying to track this down this year.
Pumpkin Spice - These ones have a creamy inside. The outside is orange and the creamy inside is white. The flavor is pumpkinish with some harvest spices, such as nutmeg. They are supposedly not very solid no matter the temperature, so I think I better skip buying them until it cools down here in AZ or they will be soup before I get them home.
Caramel Apple - This sounds like another tasty fall flavor. These have a liquid caramel inside. The apple flavor to them is supposedly a lot like those caramel apple lollipops, which makes me hope I can find this flavor, because I love those lollipops.
September 11th, 2008 at 9:12 pm
[...] other day I wrote a post about the three Limited Edition Hershey’s Kisses released for this Fall. I had my dad try to pick me up some Caramel Apple ones when he was at [...]
September 12th, 2008 at 3:38 pm
[...] Candy Corn Kisses are one of three Limited Edition Kiss flavors available this fall. Yesterday, I wrote about trying the Pumpkin Spice ones. Today I set about [...]
March 26th, 2009 at 5:52 pm
I liked the Candy Corn ones..didn’t see any of the Pumpkin Spice.. but I did get to try the Caramel Apple ones.. and I did NOT like them.. it was more like a sour apple instead of what I’m used to in a caramel apple, a nice juicy red one instead of a granny smith.
March 26th, 2009 at 5:56 pm
I was never able to track down the Caramel Apple ones. I think I would have liked them, as I like sour apples, but it does seem that the name does not really reflect the flavor.