My first half is a sugary treat bought at a store, and my second half grows in long green stalks across farmland. Combined, I am a colorful triangular autumn treat. What am I?
Candy corn
A sugary confection is called 'candy,' and the yellow grain grown on tall stalks in agricultural fields is 'corn.' Placing them together names 'candy corn,' the classic yellow, orange, and white triangular treat given during autumn.
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