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A weekend full of drinking and socializing can often mean a relaxed diet and lifestyle. We all need to let loose every once in a while, and taking a few days to simply have some fun and enjoy ourselves is certainly not a bad thing.
What’s the deal with Halloween? When did we start donning costumes and shoving our faces with assorted sweets? Today we’ll take a short trip through history to examine one of America’s largest non-religious holidays.
The United States celebrates Halloween in just under a week. Carved pumpkins will glow on front stoops, and kids will take to the streets to garner as much candy as humanely possible. It’s a fun holiday, and also a perfect way to spotlight a certain carbohydrate that characterizes candy: sugar.
