Despite the popularity of apple bobbing around Halloween, some historians believe the tradition of bobbing for apples is rooted in love and romance and has little to do with trick-or-treating.

There’s a 2016 segment of “The Rachael Ray Show” that I think about more often than I should during the fall season. In it, two live audience members are called up to the stage to play a festive game ...

You’ve probably heard of bobbing for apples, the classic Halloween game where people try to take a bite out of an apple floating in water. The image of multiple apples floating in a container full of ...

Where did bobbing for apples come from? Bobbing for apples started in Europe hundreds of years ago as a common way for young lovers to court one another. While there were many versions of the game, ...