Bite-sized chocolate bars, small bags of chips and a handful of lollipops – how bad could a Halloween indulgence be?
While we aren’t eating entire portions, bites of sugary treats and salty snacks here and there quickly add up.
To paint a picture of how much sugar, fat and calories are lurking in treat-sized snacks, Global News looked at 7 comparisons to everyday foods and indulgences.
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