Chocolate
Introduced in 1907, these bite-sized chocolate tears are famously wrapped in silver foil with a small paper ribbon dangling from the top.
What are Hershey's Kisses?
Originally called "Tanzbären" in Germany, this iconic gelatin candy was created by Haribo in 1922.
What are Gummy Bears?
This peppermint-flavored, hook-shaped hard candy is traditionally hung on Christmas trees
What is a Candy Cane?
This classic lollipop brand features a chewy, chocolatey center and asks the famous question, "How many licks does it take?
What is a Tootsie Pop?
Created by the Ferrara Pan Candy Company in 1962, these bright yellow, lemon-shaped hard candies are famous for their intense sour coating that leads to a sweet center.
What are Lemonheads?
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KitKat
These multi-colored, fruit-flavored chewy squares usually come in a sleeve, with pink (strawberry) often cited as a fan favorite.
What are Starbursts?
This controversial tri-colored, pyramid-shaped candy is a classic staple during Halloween
What is Candy Corn?
Famous for its fruit-flavored, small rectangular candies, this dispenser tops each stack with collectible character heads.
What is Pez?
This key organic compound (acid) found in citrus fruits is the primary ingredient sprayed on candy to give it a sharp, immediate sour punch.
What is Citric Acid?
This milk chocolate treat contains a creamy peanut butter center and is wrapped in orange foil or paper.
Reese's peanut butter cup
Known for their slogan "First they're sour, then they're sweet," these soft human-shaped candies come in a variety of fruit flavors
What are Sour Patch Kids?
These marshmallow candies shaped like chicks or bunnies are heavily associated with Easter baskets.
What are Peeps?
Known for its long-lasting durability, this spherical hard candy changes colors and flavors as you suck through its many layers.
What is a Jawbreaker (Gobstopper)?
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warheads
Named after its creator's favorite family horse, this bar features nougat topped with caramel and peanuts, all coated in milk chocolate.
What is a Snickers?
Produced by Ferrara Candy Company, these long, flexible chewy treats feature a sugary coating and come in a characteristic "rope" or "straw" shape.
What are Twizzlers (or Red Vines)?
Often given on Valentine's Day, these small chalky candies are stamped with short messages like "Be Mine" or "Call Me."
What are Conversation Hearts (Sweethearts)?
This iconic brand of small, brightly wrapped lollipops features over 15 classic fruit flavors alongside its famous "Mystery Flavor."
What are Dum Dums?
These chewy, sour fruit-flavored strips or straws made by American Licorice Company are known for their signature "punch of flavor."
What are Sour Punch Straws?
These colorful, button-shaped chocolates feature a hard candy shell stamped with a distinctive lowercase letter.
What are M&M's?
This brand's gummy worms feature two different flavors split right down the middle.
What are Trolli Sour Brite Crawlers?
Originating in Mexico, these paper-mâché or clay containers are filled with candy and smashed open during birthday and holiday celebrations.
What is a Piñata?
Named after the German town where they were created, these smooth, golden hard candies are famous for their rich, buttery flavor and classic cellophane wrappers.
What are Werther's Originals?
Unlike sweet or bitter tastes, sour taste is the human tongue's direct method for sensing this type of chemical compound in food.
What is an acid or H+?