GUM
What bubble gum brand, introduced in 1947 and popularized in the 1950s, is known for its comic strip wrappers?
Bazooka Bubble Gum
What classic gelatin desert became a household staple in the 1950s
JELLO
Which popular candy bar, introduced in 1932 and widely enjoyed in the 1950s, consists of nougat topped with caramel and covered in milk chocolate
Mars Bar.
What candy, first introduced in 1925, is a caramel lollipop known for its long-lasting chew and was originally called the Papa Sucker?
Sugar Daddy.
What iconic question is repeatedly asked in the classic Tootsie Pop commercial from the 1970s?
“How many licks does it take to get to the Tootsie Roll center of a Tootsie Pop?”
What popular non-chocolate, fruit-flavored gummy candy was available in the 1950s and often sold alongside more traditional chocolates and caramels?
Dots.
This candy is box-shaped, a fruit-flavored soft taffy candy & it's most common color is pink
What are Starbursts?
In the 1960s, which gum brand became one of the first to introduce sugar-free gum in the United States?
Trident
What layered dessert, featuring cake, custard, and fruit, became especially popular at parties in the 1960s?
Triffle
What candy, introduced in 1940, features a peppermint center covered in dark chocolate and is known for its minty flavor?
York Peppermint Pattie
What candy, known as the oldest branded candy in the United States, features a licorice center coated in pink-and-white candy shells?
Good and Plenty.
Which character in the Tootsie Pop commercial is known for his role as the wise figure who often tries to answer the central question?
What iconic gummy candy was invented by Hans Riegel in 1922 and became globally popular by the 1950s?
Gummy Bears.
Which gum, introduced in the 1950s, became known for its long-lasting flavor and was advertised as “double your pleasure, double your fun”?
Doublemint Gum
What popular 1950s dessert is flipped before serving, placing the fruit on top?
Pineapple upside-down cake
What out-of-this-world chocolate bar features a unique combination of milk chocolate and a smooth, creamy center?
Milky Way.
What candy, introduced in 1939, features a crunchy, malted?milk center covered in a milk-chocolate coating and is often sold in theater-sized boxes?
Whoppers.
In the classic Tootsie Pop commercial, how many licks does the owl claim it takes to reach the Tootsie Roll center?
What is 3?
What is the name of the popular gummy candy shaped like small, colorful fish?
Swedish Fish.
What iconic gum brand introduced the first commercially available bubble gum tape in the 1988?
Hubba Bubba
Which cold dessert, made with layers of cake and ice cream, was a showstopper at 1960s dinner parties?
Baked Alaska
Which candy bar, introduced in 1967, features a biscuit base topped with caramel and covered in milk chocolate and is known for its “Two for me, none for you” tagline?
Twix Bar
Which candy bar, introduced in the 1920s, is known for its combination of peanuts, caramel, and nougat and is often mistakenly associated with a famous baseball player?
Babe Ruth Bar.
Who sang “On the Good Ship Lollipop” in the 1934 film Bright Eyes?
Who is Shirley Temple.
Before gummy candies became popular, what candy did Haribo make in the early 20th century?
Licorice.
Which chewing gum brand, introduced by Wrigley in 1893, is known for its distinct fruity flavor and was heavily marketed in the 1960s with the slogan “The taste is gonna move ya”?
Juicy Fruit
Which frozen dessert, introduced in the 1960s, was celebrated for its convenience and included swirls of vanilla, chocolate, and strawberry
Neapolitan
What iconic chocolate bar, introduced in the 1900 and famous for its simple milk-chocolate taste, is often referred to as “The Great American Chocolate Bar”
Hershey Milk Chocolate Bar.
Which candy, introduced in 1949, consists of small, colorful, fruit-flavored tablets that are often packaged in cylindrical rolls?
Smarties.
“On the Good Ship Lollipop,” Temple sings of sailing on a magic ship to “where bon-bons play on the sunny beach of”—which place?
Peppermint Bay.
n the 1970s, which sour gummy candy became a childhood favorite for its intense tartness?
Sour Patch Kids.
What candy-coated gum’s name is derived from a Spanish word for “sticky stuff”?
Chiclets
Which cake, made with sweetened cream cheese and canned cherries, was a popular treat in the 1960s
Cherry Cheesecake.
Which chocolate bar, originally introduced in the UK in 1935 and later launched in the United States in 1969, is known for its distinctive wafer layers and the slogan “Have a break, have a…”?
KitKat Bar.
Which controversial candy with a chalky texture was often sold in packs with branding similar to actual tobacco products?
Candy Cigarettes.
“On the Good Ship Lollipop,” the destination features stands “everywhere” selling this beverage.
Lemonade.
Which popular gummy candy, shaped like fruit wedges and coated in sugar, became a favorite treat in the 1960s for its vibrant colors and fruity flavors?
Fruit Slices.