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"  With Halloween nigh, we have candy on our minds in a big way. How big? Really big. Take, for example, this e-nor-mous gummy worm from Vat19, 128 times the size of the usual tubular invertebrate confection, purportedly the largest in existence. Clocking in at 3 pounds, 5 inches in circumference and 4000 calories, it&amp;#039;s enough to feed a party of 34 (given if those folks are the kind to conform to serving sizes). Don&amp;#039;t have a group of mates willing to put their teeth at risk in the name of a little gastro-giagantic fun? Not to worry: The World&amp;#039;s Largest Gummy Worm lasts up to a year and will keep, covered with a little plastic wrap, in the refrigerator. There are apparently plenty of people who are game for the confectionary challenge, though: All 5 flavors are currently sold out. Not to worry, outsize sugar cravings can be sated with a 5-pound gummy bear. Why is giant candy so popular? We can only assume it&amp;#039;s because it&amp;#039;s so goofy. Or it harkens back to some unfulfilled childhood desire. (Admit it, you wanted to happen upon a house made of candy, too.) Whatever the case, there&amp;#039;s plenty enough to go around, like this enormous jawbreaker, which at 4 inches and 2 1/2 pounds surely lives up to its name; or the 10-pound chocolate bar and 3-pound gummy brain. And save room. You&amp;#039;ll need it for the World&amp;#039;s Largest Candy Cane come Christmas. See you at the dentist! "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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