That’s why I’ve put together a nut-free Halloween candy guide, which offers several options free from peanuts and tree nuts. This fall, make it all about the treats—no tricks.

Halloween nuts An article published in the London magazine Kind Words for Boys and Girls in 1889 describes the autumnal traditions that marked this time of year throughout history.

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First, spray everything you use: spatula, pan, bowl, measuring spoon, etc. That keeps the syrup from sticking. Use your favorite nuts, salted or not, one kind or a combo.

But in the spirit of Halloween, I thought it would be fun to look at some beer names (and sometimes the stories behind them) that definitely fit well with the haunted holiday.

Rueben Poole: “Payday candy bar. Covered in peanuts, and doesn’t melt in the heat. Oh, a little bit salty too!” Johnelle Brewster: “Payday!! The original sweet and salty!!!