It may be a dentist’s nightmare, but it’s also the average person’s favorite treat.
Gourmet chocolates, Jolly Ranchers, bubblegum… it all depends on your mood what sounds best!
But what about after you get it home? It doesn’t have to be left as a bag on the table, destined for the garbage can. We can make our candy partially decorative.
It’s something that’s really missing from The Sims 4. Or at least it was missing.
Here’s our collection of CC featuring plenty of brand new objects to showcase your Sim’s sweet tooth.
No holiday is linked quite as closely to candy bowls as Halloween.
That could be because no other holiday is almost completely based around sweets, either.
But there’s nothing that’ll bring joy quite like a spooky bowl filled with goodies on Halloween night. You just know the depths of this cauldron are filled with chocolatey, gooey, caramel goodness.
These are part of a much larger set that’s actually intended for a bakery.
They just so happen to be an organized minimalist’s dream.
You can place these in your Sim’s kitchen for a bright pop of color, or in a business if you’re ambitious enough.
All I’m saying is as chaotic as my Sims’ home lives are, I’m not about to trust them with a whole business. But your mileage may vary on that one.
The simplicity of these large glass containers is exactly what’ll allow them to work wherever you see the need to use them. Obviously, a perk of glass is that everything inside can be seen in its full glory.
Bonbons and Skittles and what appears to be sprinkles, oh my!
They’re as vibrant as the real thing, and would surely be just as delicious if your Sims could get the lid off.
It was also one of the few times I’ve actually gasped out loud because of a creation.
Harry Potter candy dispensers, y’all!
This is incredible. And amazingly enough, it’s functional as well.
But first we have to admire its beauty before getting into the cool features. It’s just like the House Points Counter that’s sometimes portrayed in the films and games, just on a smaller scale.
That’s okay, though. You don’t really want four gigantic hourglasses in your Sim’s house, do you?
Well… all the Potterheads definitely do want just that. But right now this awesome and reasonable version will have to suffice.
The colors are perfect to represent all four houses, plus the brass accents have the Hogwarts vibe. And you can tell it’s authentic because Ravenclaw is dead last in the competition.
Your Sims will be able to purchase candy from it as well as Sugar Skulls, so this is one time where it’s fine for them to spend all their money in one place!
Here’s the source of most functional candy-themed items for The Sims 4.
Icemunmun really changed the game with this groundbreaking mod which allows your Sims to buy a variety of treats from candy dispensers.
The selection here is on par with Willy Wonka’s factory.
Your Sims will be able to enjoy all of the basics, including gum drops, peppermint swirls, gummy bears, jelly beans, and much more.
One of the coolest aspects is that Icemunmun even updated this for the release of Spooky Day Stuff, so there are themed candies here as well – like eyeballs and bones. Delicious!
Each candy comes with its own buff that’ll give your Sims a little mood boost.
But the sweets aren’t just falling out of thin air here.
There are several dispensers to choose from, all of which have the classic gumball machine appearance, except for a Halloween-y bowl if you have the Spooky Day Stuff pack.
Even with their tendency to betray you, gumball machines are a lot of fun.
For kids, they promise something exciting and sweet during a boring shopping trip.
And by the time those kids are all grown up, they may just have the money to finally fulfill their childhood dream of buying their own personal machine.
This set from sg5150 has every gumball machine design you could think of.
From the classic dome-shaped versions, to the triple threat version that’s prominent today. Nothing is left out.
There are even a couple countertop models, which will make really cute decor in a kid’s bedroom!
