Candy

  • Sports chewing gum brand—counts as candy.

  • Classic tiny tangy candy brand—fits great!

  • Hershey’s Kisses are a famous chocolate candy.

  • Classic candy on a stick; definitely a sweet.

  • A common chocolate candy. Yum!

  • Classic sweet; chocolate counts as candy.

  • Well-known mint/gum candy brand.

  • Nickname for Fruit Stripe gum; a real candy.

  • almond joy

  • Chewy candy; classic taffy treat—fits!

  • Chewing gum is a sweet treat—totally candy!

  • Well-known gumdrop candy brand.

  • Yum! A classic candy confection: fudge.

  • Famous chocolate bar brand - definitely candy!

  • Popular fruit candy brand - sweet and chewy.

  • Classic sugar crystals on a stick; real candy.

  • Classic candy; sweet bean-shaped treats.

  • Real chocolate candy; fits the W candy set.

  • Chewy candy; common and fits the category.

  • Famous chocolate bar brand - totally candy!

  • Popular gummy candy—definitely counts.

  • Lemon Starburst candy; valid and starts with Y.

  • Famous malted milk ball candy brand.

  • zebra stripe gum

  • Chewy candy classic - definitely a B candy.

  • Sweet buttery toffee candy—definitely counts!

  • Lemon Skittles pieces; candy and starts with Y.

  • U-No is a real chocolate candy bar brand.

  • Zero bar

  • Famous hard candy brand; totally counts.

  • Yes! Popular powdered candy brand.

  • Minty hard candy; fits the P candy theme.

  • Lemon drops

  • Fizzy popping candy brand—definitely candy.

  • Colorful swirled lollipop called Unicorn Pops.

  • Toffee/chocolate candies like Cadbury Eclairs.

  • Shorthand for Red Vines licorice—candy!

  • Minty chocolate candy; real brand, starts with Y.

  • Kinder is a famous chocolate candy brand.

  • Chocolate flavored with orange—definitely candy.

  • Famous chocolate brand; counts as candy.

  • Gelatin-based sweet, often fruit-flavored candy.

  • Sweet confection used as candy—valid N pick.

  • Spun sugar treat; definitely a candy.

  • Well-known candy brand (York Peppermint); starts Y.

  • Generic term for boiled sugar sweets, classic candy.

  • Well-known Halloween candy pieces.

  • Famous chocolatey chew—Tootsie Roll candy.

  • Generic term for candy with orange flavor.

  • Famous mint and gum candy brand—counts!

  • Chocolate candy eggs sold at Easter.

  • Taffy candy; yellow flavor variant. Starts with Y.

  • Wonka candy jawbreaker, a real sweet.

  • Popular licorice candy brand—Twizzlers!

  • watermelon jolly rancher

  • Chocolate egg candy for Easter baskets.

  • Well-known candy brand; good fit.

  • The Heath toffee bar is a real candy.

  • A clear candy type: orange lollipop.

  • Common name for Kinder Surprise chocolate.

  • Soft, sugary treat - marshmallow is candy!

  • Well-known Aero chocolate bar—definitely candy.

  • Cinnamon candy brand; definitely a sweet.

  • Small mint candies - sweet and valid.

  • Peppermint stick candy; fits the category.

  • Generic term for sweets that are yellow colored.

  • A chewy chocolate toffee candy with a creamy center.

  • Famous honeycomb candy bar from Australia.

  • Chewy fruit-flavored candy brand.

  • Real candy flavor/sweet - totally valid.

  • Well-known gummy candy brand - yummy!

  • Chocolate sandwich cookie brand, often a sweet snack.

  • Seasonal candy hearts—sweet and valid.

  • Well-known red licorice brand; candy.

  • Chocolate caramel bites - Milk Duds candy.

  • Common term for unicorn-themed candy treats.

  • A sour candy brand sold in novelty packs.

  • PayDay candy bar; widely known brand.

  • Mint candy brand; sugar-free breath freshener.

  • Frozen sweet on a stick, like Popsicle-style treat.

  • Tiny mint candies; a well-known brand.

  • Gushers are chewy, sugary snacks—candy-ish!

  • Classic English toffee candy treat.

  • Iconic chocolate bar brand—counts as candy.

  • Fruity hard candies from Wonka; real candy.

  • Generic word for sweet confectionery treats.

  • Real U-No chocolate bar by Annabelle.

  • Chewy caramel candies are classic sweets.

  • Famous chocolate candy brand.

  • Yorkie is a chocolate bar brand; starts with Y.

  • Extra is a well-known chewing gum brand.

  • Classic candy brand (US/UK variants).

  • Type of chocolate candy - fits the list.

  • Peanut butter sandwich cookie candy by Nabisco.

  • Sweet bean-shaped candies; well-known.

  • Orange Skittles are a specific Skittles flavor candy.

  • A specific flavor of Starburst candy.

  • Chocolate peanut butter cups are candy.

  • The Mars chocolate bar - definitely candy.

  • Chewy sweet made with licorice flavor.

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