Thanksgiving Dinner candy corn? It’s real and we tried them.

As if 2020 wasn’t weird enough, BRACH’S has released a new holiday-themed candy that might get your stomach churning.

Thanksgiving Dinner candy corn comes in a package that provides a full course meal: roasted turkey, green beans, cranberry sauce, ginger glazed carrot, sweet potato pie and stuffing.

The limited-edition candy is available at Walgreens and people across the country are posting their reviews about the sweet treats.

On Instagram, @foodiewiththebeasts wrote they actually like regular candy corn but “will never EVER purchase again, unless it’s all cranberry.”

“My thoughts are this and only this, @brachscandy needs to make an all cranberry bag. Those are actually really really good. The rest, I wish I could uneat,” the post says.

We at EastIdahoNews.com were able to get our hands on a bag of the new candy and did our own taste test. Check out our reactions in the video above and

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I keep getting tagged in these. I feel you should know I'm the only one on the east coast that actually enjoys candy corn. My thoughts are this and only this, @brachscandy needs to make an all cranberry bag. Those are actually really really good. The rest, I wish I could uneat. Sweet potato pie is spot on for those who enjoy the dish, I however do not, so it wasn't enjoyable for me. I can't really give you good opinions on the others as I could only get threw a chew or two before I spit it out. I love the idea, but will never EVER purchase again, unless it's all cranberry. Found at Walgreens. My suggestion is waiting for LAST chance clearance if you really want to take the plunge on these, bc even .20 cents is too much to spend on these. Way to freaking much. They should be free with any holiday themed purchase.

A post shared by FoodieWithTheBeasts (@foodiewiththebeasts) on Aug 23, 2020 at 6:02am PDT

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