Chocolate Bars
This fluffy, chocolate-covered bar shares its name with a famous group of French royal guards
Three Musketeers
These colorful, button-shaped candies invite you to "Taste the Rainbow."
Skittles
These small, colorful sugar pellets are traditionally packed inside a tiny plastic box with a flip-top lid that rattles when shaken
Tic Tacs
This legendary Pennsylvania town is home to the world's largest chocolate manufacturing plant and smells like cocoa in the streets
Hershey
The bright blue version of almost any fruity candy on the market is universally designated as this specific, fictional berry flavor
Blue Raspberry
This dual-stick chocolate bar encourages snackers to snap it in half and "Have a break."
Kit Kat
This brand's wrapper features a fierce cartoon shark mascot to promote its ultra-stretchy, colorful fruit ropes
SweeTARTS (Ropes)
This ring-shaped hard candy brand markets itself as "A Hole Lot of Fun."
Life Savers
These tiny, irregular candy bits are named after a mischievous, hyperactive student character in a classic Roald Dahl book
Nerds
This distinct, sweet medicinal flavor profile defines the dark red version of classic hard candies and cough drops
Cherry
This caramel and peanut bar was named after the favorite horse of its creator, Frank Mars
Snickers
These long, chewy, individually wrapped candy sticks feature a bright red cherry flavor and a signature cartoon taffy man on the wrapper
Airheads
This dual-flavored candy features a hard lollipop shell on the outside and a core of soft, chewy bubble gum on the inside
Blow Pop
This round candy on a stick was named after a popular Spanish verb meaning "to lick."
Chupa Chups
The yellow variety of Starburst or Skittles provides this sharp, sour citrus flavor profile
Lemon
This unique candy bar features a core of light, aerated malted milk bubbles covered in milk chocolate
Milky Way
This sour-then-sweet candy brand features mischievous cartoon kids on the package who famously "chop off" things
Sour Patch Kids
This iconic novelty candy comes in a plastic container shaped like a cosmetic applicator, letting kids push the sweet treat up to lick it
Push Pop
This classic, multicolored chocolate candy button line was created during the Spanish Civil War so soldiers could carry chocolate without it melting
M&Ms
This refreshing, leafy herb provides the signature cooling flavor blast inside the silver-wrapped York patties
Peppermint
This classic Hershey bar features a distinct blend of sweet white cream loaded with crunchy chocolate cookie bits
Cookies 'n' Creme
This classic square fruit chew brand was originally introduced in the UK under the name "Opal Fruits."
Starburst
This specific brand of chewy, dome-shaped gumdrops is traditionally sold in a bright yellow theater box and is notorious for sticking to teeth
Dots
This classic candy dispenser brand gets its name from the German word for peppermint, Pfefferminz
PEZ
The green version of classic Skittles famously caused a massive fan uproar when it temporarily switched from lime to this tree fruit flavor
Green Apple