The LuLac Edition #5, 791, October 11th,2026
This Halloween Americans will spend 13 billion dollars on the holiday. Candy prices have increased by more than 50% in some areas.
Halloween candy prices in 2026 range from about $1.39 for small gummy packs at Target to around $34.48 for large bulk assortments at Sam’s Club, with mid‑range variety bags commonly priced between $5.57 and $24.87 at Walmart.
Walmart Prices
Walmart offers a wide range of Halloween candy options, from small bags to large bulk assortments:
Reese's Snack Size Shapes, 9 oz: $5.57 (61.9¢/oz)
Walmart.com
M&M’s/Snickers/Twix/Milky Way 200‑ct bulk bag: $24.87 (32.4¢/oz)
Walmart.com
Nerds Core Winners Variety Bag, 30 pieces: $5.84 (54.9¢/oz)
Walmart.com
KIT KAT Snack Size, 9.44 oz: $5.57 (59.0¢/oz)
Walmart.com
Frankford Mega Mix Original Bag: $9.94 (24.9¢/oz)
Target Prices
Target features many small and mid‑size Halloween candy packs:
Brach’s Mellowcreme Pumpkins, 11 oz: $2.79 (25¢/oz)
Target
Nerds Spooky Gummy Clusters, 8 oz: $3.99 (50¢/oz)
Target
HARIBO Sour Vampire Bats, 4 oz: $1.39 (35¢/oz)
Target
Albanese Ghoulish Gummies, 7.5 oz: $2.69 (36¢/oz)
Target
Skittles Shriekers Share Size, 3.6 oz: $2.89 (80¢/oz)
Target
Sam’s Club Prices
Sam’s Club focuses on large bulk packs with strong per‑piece value:
Hershey’s Miniatures, 190 pcs: $23.98
Sam's Club
Hershey’s Miniatures & Sweets, 365 pcs: $29.98
Sam's Club
Mars Variety Pack, 185 pcs: $21.98 (12¢/ea)
Sam's Club
Mars Mini & Fun Size, 290 pcs: $26.98 (9¢/ea)
Sam's Club
Ferrero Variety Pack, 200 pcs: $22.98 (11¢/ea)
TOP TEN BULK PACKS
FROM AMAZON
CELESTE FROZEN PIZZA: GONE
Conagra has ceased production of Celeste frozen pizzas, citing low sales
The frozen pizza line began in Illinois in 1962 before expanding nationally seven years later when it was acquired by the Quaker Oats Company
Shoppers shared nostalgic memories of the affordable pizzas after learning they were discontinued
Popular frozen pizza brand Celeste has been discontinued.
Conagra has ceased production of Celeste frozen pizzas, citing low sales
The frozen pizza line began in Illinois in 1962 before expanding nationally seven years later when it was acquired by the Quaker Oats Company
Shoppers shared nostalgic memories of the affordable pizzas after learning they were discontinued
“There are certain brands and categories where we simply just don’t see a future, and it just makes sense to exit those small, really unprofitable brands — or low-profit brands — as soon as possible,” CEO John Brase said on the call.

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