FRUITS
This colorful candy challenges its fans to "Taste the Rainbow"
What are Skittles?
These tiny, chewy, dome-shaped cinnamon candies pack a fierce, fiery punch and share a name with a baseball team based in Cincinnati.
What are Red Hots?
These tiny, crunchy pebble-shaped candies are typically sold in a box with two distinct, separated flavors and a sliding cardboard dispenser.
What are Nerds?
Adorned with messages like "Be Mine" or "Hug Me," these chalky, heart-shaped candies are staple treats for Valentine's Day.
What are Sweethearts (or Conversation Hearts)?
This popular gummy candy relies on the catchphrase, "First they're sour, then they're sweet".
What are Sour Patch Kids?
Known for including corny jokes printed on the wrappers, Fruit Punch is considered the #1 best-selling flavor of this stretchy candy.
What is Laffy Taffy?
This popular chewy cinnamon candy brand comes in an iconic clear box and dares candy lovers to "Flick Your Bic" or brave the heat.
What are Hot Tamales?
This classic, crispy chocolate bar stands out by mixing crisped rice directly into its milk chocolate blend, wrapped in a bright blue wrapper.
What is a Nestlé Crunch (or Crunch bar)?
Famously utilizing the slogan, "Melts in your mouth, not in your hand," these button-shaped chocolates were originally created for soldiers in WWII.
What are M&M's?
This chemical compound, commonly found in citrus fruits, is the primary white powder dusted onto gummies to give them an instant, lip-puckering kick.
What is citric acid?
These square, juicy fruit chews invite you to experience a "Juicy Burst" and come in original flavors like cherry, orange, strawberry, and lemon.
What are Starburst?
A staple of Mexican candy culture, this sweet and spicy lollipop features a hard strawberry or mango core completely coated in a thick layer of salted chili powder.
What is Vero Elote (or Vero Rebanaditas)?
This "explosive" candy contains pressurized carbon dioxide gas bubbles that pop and crackle when they melt on your tongue.
What are Pop Rocks?
This gold-wrapped caramel candy gets its name from the German village of Werther, where the company's master baker first created it.
What is Werther's Original?
Named after an explosive military weapon, this notoriously extreme candy features a mascot named "Wally Warhead".
What are Warheads?
This long, chewy red candy rope mimics a classic rope texture by twisting and tangling its strawberry-flavored strands.
What are Twizzlers?
This popular Skittles variety pack took the market by storm by infusing classic fruit flavors with a spicy tingle, including flavors like Watermelon Blazin' Berry.
What is Skittles Sweet Heat?
Originally introduced as "Rowntree's Chocolate Crisp," this chocolate-covered wafer candy is famously split into "fingers" so you can "have a break".
What is a Kit Kat?
Invented by a dentist in 1897, this fluffy, spun-sugar treat was originally introduced to the public as "Fairy Floss".
What is Cotton Candy?
Before changing its branding to appeal to kids in the 1980s, Sour Patch Kids were originally manufactured under this space-themed name.
What are Mars Men?
Famously shaped like distinct woodland entities, the green version of this soft, chewy fruit candy is actually strawberry-flavored.
What are Swedish Fish?
This Mexican candy brand produces a highly popular push-up liquid candy gel infused with spicy chili and tamarind flavor, often called "Lucas Chamoy."
What is Lucas?
This classic English toffee bar is packed with a distinct, crunchy toffee core covered in milk chocolate, and was a staple in WWII American soldier rations.
What is a Heath Bar?
Named after three fictional French swashbucklers, this bar originally came in three flavors per pack: chocolate, vanilla, and strawberry.
What is 3 Musketeers?
This bright yellow, round hard candy made by Ferrara has been delivering an intense, face-scrunching lemon punch since 1962.
What are Lemonheads?