Mrs. Custer's favorite
Which candy known for its sour coating and sweet center.
What is Sour Patch Kids?
Which candy bar is named after a famous horse that belonged to the Mars family?
What is Snickers?
What candy was originally called "Chicken Feed"?
What is Candy Corn?
What is the main flavor of the original Tootsie Roll?
Chocolate
What candy bar is named after a planet in our solar system?
Mars Bar
which candy was introduced in 1983 and has become a favorite Halloween treat for its "bites" of cookie, caramel, and chocolate?
Twix
Which candy was marketed with the phrase, "Melts in your mouth, not in your hand"?
What candy slogan is "Taste the Rainbow"?
What is Skittles
Which candy is shaped like small, colorful fruit and has a sour or tangy taste?
Nerds
What candy brand was named after the sound it makes when you bite into it?
Crunch
What candy bar was originally called "Kandy Kake"?
Butterfinger
Which candy bar was named after the daughter of its inventor, Frank Mars?
Milky Way
What candy was introduced as a space-friendly snack for astronauts?
M&M's
What candy was first introduced in 1907 by Milton Hershey and is named after his favorite flower?
Hershey's kiss
Which candy bar contains coconut, almonds, and chocolate, and has the slogan "Sometimes you feel like a nut"?
Almond Joy
What is the top-selling chocolate candy in the world?
Reese's Peanut Butter Cups
Which candy bar has a crispy wafer center and is coated in chocolate?
Kit Kat
What candy is shaped like a bean and is known for its sweet, chewy texture?
Jelly Beans
Which candy is famous for its bright red color and spicy cinnamon flavor and is rated one of the worst candy?
Which candy was first created in England in 1932 and consists of a wafer, caramel, and crisped rice?
Nestle Crunch
What was originally called "Dancing Bears"?
Gummy Bears
What candy slogan is "Have a break, have a ____?
KitKat
Which popular minty candy was invented in 1912 and is often used as a breath freshener?
Life Savers
What candy claims to be "The Freshmaker"?
Mentos
The candy was originally called "penny cups" because they cost one cent in the 1930s.
Reese's Peanut Butter cups