Kind of Candy with R

  • Brand of peanut butter cups candy.

  • Hard sugar candy on a stick or string, very old-fashioned treat.

  • Ring-shaped lollipop brand, wearable candy.

  • Fruit-shaped hard candies by Wonka, crunchy and colorful.

  • Chocolate-covered caramel candies brand.

  • Cinnamon-flavored hard candy pieces.

  • Red twisted licorice-style candy brand.

  • General term for red-colored licorice candy.

  • Candy that turns from hard sweet to chewing gum.

  • Twisted red licorice candy brand.

  • Chocolate, marshmallow, nut flavor used in candy bars and bites.

  • Name used for Smarties candy in Canada, small chalky sweets.

  • Ranchers
  • Chocolate-covered raisins brand, classic movie theater candy.

  • Flavor/variety of Skittles candy with rainbow fruit colors.

  • Sugary puffed candy pieces, especially known in the UK.

  • Gummy red frog lollies, esp. in Australia

  • Wonka Randoms gummy candies, mixed shapes

  • UK chocolate candy mix made by Mars

  • Chewy peanut candy once called Redskins

  • Any candy flavored like raspberry

  • Herbal hard candies from Switzerland.

  • Reese’s Pieces, peanut butter candy shells.

  • Rock Pops, similar to Pop Rocks popping candy.

  • Classic flat twisted hard sugar candy.

  • Specific red-flavor Starburst chew.

  • Candy flavored with rum or rum extract.

  • Long chewy “rope” style candy licorice.

  • Ring-shaped candy, like Ring Pops.

  • Jolly Rancher flavor, red fruit hard candy.

  • Razzles candy that turns into chewing gum.

  • “Rope” style Nerds gummy-candy ropes.

  • Hard candy flavored like root beer soda.

  • Famous Reese’s chocolate peanut butter cups.

  • Generic but clear: a lollipop that is red.

  • Duplicate spelling of Red Hots spicy candy.

  • Lollipop flavored with raspberry candy.

  • Nestlé Rascals, small colorful candy pieces.

  • Barratt Refreshers fizzy sherbet tablet candy.

  • Sour rainbow gummy strips, popular chewy candy.

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