You're not you when you're hungry.
Snickers
This iconic, ring-shaped hard candy was created in 1912 as a "summer candy" that wouldn't melt.
What is Life Savers
This German company invented the very first gummy bear in 1922.
What is Haribo?
What is M&M's?
Have a break, have a
Kit Kat
This small, square, intense peppermint candy comes in a signature tin box.
What is Altoids?
Haribo's original 1922 gummy treats were called "Dancing" these
Bears
Named after a horse owned by the Mars family, this peanut, caramel, and nougat bar is the world's best-selling candy bar.
What is Snickers?
There's no wrong way to eat a
Reeses
Grandma's favorite, these fruit-flavored hard candies are shaped like the strawberries they taste like and feature a soft center.
What are Strawberry Bon Bons?
In 1981, this American jelly bean giant entered the gummy market with its own line of gummy bears.
What is Jelly Belly?
This popping candy creates a fizzing and crackling sensation in your mouth when it mixes with saliva and releases trapped carbon dioxide.
What are Pop Rocks?
Crispety, crunchety, peanut-buttery
Butterfinger
This brand asks the age-old question: "How many licks does it take to get to the center?"
What is a Tootsie Pop?
This long, stretchy Trolli creation was the first "dual-flavored" sour gummy worm.
Sour Brite Crawlers?
In 1947, a major candy strike broke out in Canada after the price of a standard chocolate bar unexpectedly jumped from 5 cents to this amount.
What is 8 cents?
It's more than a mouthful
it's Whatchamacallit!
Invented in 1924, these flat, colorful lollipops feature a loop handle made of safety stick fiber.
What are Saf-T-Pops?
This brand claims to make the "World's Best" gummies and features a signature "A" on each bear.
What is Albanese?
Though widely associated with New Jersey boardwalks, this chewy, pullable treat actually contains no ocean water at all.
What is Salt Water Taffy?