Imagine being able to dump all of your Halloween candy duds for the good stuff, a.k.a. Reese's Peanut Butter Cups.
Well, if you're on Fifth Avenue in Manhattan on Wednesday, you can walk up to a magical machine that swaps all the candy you don't want for Reese's. The Halloween Candy Converter will be set up between Washington Square North and E. 8th Street from 4 to 9 p.m. (or, until the 10,000 cups inside disappear). All you have to do is insert the candy you want to get rid of, and voila! Reese's will pop out, and you'll walk away no longer disappointed with your Halloween haul.
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