candy canes

The candy canes fell off Santa’s sleigh on his pre-Christmas flyover of North Utica. Can you help save Christmas this December?

You can now adorn your tree - and your taste buds - with a clam-flavored candy cane. But why would you want to?

Teachers and substitutes don't get enough recognition as it is, but one substitute goes above and beyond, not only for his students, but for the whole school.

Candy canes are a quintessential part of Christmas. They serve as a hot cocoa stirrer, decoration, and you can cram quite a few of them into your mouth.

Let's be honest: the holidays aren't all snowflakes and candy canes. All this holly and jolly takes effort, and it can make you feel a little like the Grinch.

The holiday season is here, which means holiday candies are available. But which one do New Yorkers go for the most?

Two great tastes mixed together can make an even better food. For example, peanut butter and chocolate. But what about a candy cane mixed with an iconic cookie?

Is there any candy that says "Christmas" quite like the candy cane? The shape, the color, the peppermint flavor, are as much a harbinger of the holidays as jingle bells and Santa hats. So why you gotta mess with them?