Cupid Corn, produced for Valentine's Day, is red, pink and white while Bunny Corn comes in a variety of pastel hues for Easter. Some companies have begun to manufacture other shaped treats out of the candy corn mixture in addition to new colors for various holidays. For its Harvest Mix, Goelitz produces orange pumpkins with green stems, yellow ears of corn, chocolate Indian corn and red cinnamon corn. Like other candies and snacks, candy corn can be eaten in a variety of ways, from a handful all at once to one segment at a time. The methods of eating candy corn employed by students on campus vary as much as the types of corn now being produced.
Some students eat their candy corn bit by bit, electing to eat each colored segment individually.
Lindsay Bilhorn said. Other students rely on a precise method to divide the corn into equal parts. I bite the other part longways so that I can have one part in each side of my mouth. Junior Cathy Liang does not take a specific approach to eating candy. Instead she said she just pops one piece at a time into her mouth.