Banana Laffy Taffy Anyone?

Here's the candy all separated, organized, counted, and ready for shipping to Brazil. Why did I count EVERYTHING, you ask? Well... 1. So that I could know just how much candy I bought for under 40 dollars (once you subtract out the cost of the Halloween decorations) and once again feel awesome and lucky for getting it so cheap. 2. To make things easier when my mom makes the little candy packages for all of the missionaries. Since I don't have 150 of some things and have way more than 150 of other things she can plan out how to divvy up the candy and all the missionaries will get their fair share...especially since my dad has already been showing some of the missionaries pictures of all the candy I'm sending. 3. To stop me from eating it before I get it shipped off, because I don't want to have to re-count or re-organize it. And, since it is counted, if I did decide to eat any more I'd know exactly what I ate. 4. To stop my dad from eating it when it gets to Brazil. Since it is all counted he can't claim that he "only had 2 pieces" or something, as he has maybe been known to do in the past. So, here's the final count. And this doesn't include all of the candy I've already eaten and given away (which is quite a bit)...

• 200 Fun Dip Packs
• 300 Reece's PB Cups
• 1200 Dum Dums
• 175 boxed of Milk Duds
• 80 packs of Runts
• 90 boxes of Nerds
• 102 Sweet Tarts (Does anyone eat these other than at Halloween and Valentine's Day?)
• 96 Smarties
• 640 Kit Kats (oops, perhaps a few too many!)
• 76 Whopper packs
• 110 Hershey's Bars (Candy for boring people)
• 110 Almond Joy
• 360 little Twizzler packs
• 166 Strawberry Laffy Taffy
• 181 Banana Laffy Taffy (Yuck!)
• 63 Misc Reece's candy...Fast Break, Reece's Pieces, Fast Break, and Whipps
• 128 other random candy...Take5, suckers, Dove Chocolates, Hershey's miniatures, etc.

I'm for sure not sending all of the Dum Dums or Fun Dips, as those will last, and I can take them to share with the kids in Panama next year. Besides, they don't get much candy and they won't know that Dum Dums and Fun Dips are kind of the bottom of the candy barrel. And, kids like gross/weird candy. Looking back I can't believe that as a kid I used to spend money on bubble gum cigars, wax candy lips, ring pops, weird gummy stuff, etc. What is wrong with kids' taste in candy? Anyway, I'll probably give away some of the Kit Kats too instead of shipping them all, as I could give each missionary 4 and still have 40 to spare! But my big dilemma is...do I even bother sent the banana Laffy Taffies or should I just throw them away or scatter them throughout Pioneer Park? Do real people actually like banana Laffy Taffies? Will any of the missionaries like them? I don't want to scare the Brazilians away from North American candy since it is usually the best. They must make banana Laffy Taffies for some reason, but I don't know anyone who likes them. Even in my family, and we AREN'T too picky when it comes to candy, the banana Laffy Taffy was a frequenter of the reject candy drawer. Missionaries are a pretty easy crowd to please when it comes to food though. So maybe the banana Laffy Taffies will be okay. Some missionaries in my parents' mission once ate a pan of brownies that someone made for an object lesson in church that was made with no sugar and double the oil or something. So, I'm not really too worried about sending some borderline gross candy, but I just don't want to waste precious shipment space that could be used instead to send my parents "necessities" like tortillas, Hershey's syrup, tomato juice, etc. That's why the banana Laffy Taffies may be on the chopping block.