Can you name the Candy by their descriptions? by danishdinner

Candy Description	Candy
Chewy gum drops in assorted flavors
Small colorful candy tablets in 6 assorted colors and flavors
'Melts in your mouth, not in your hand.'
Assorted fruit or chocolate candies in 6-packs, ready for your dispensers
Soda pop candy in assorted flavors
Small, rubbery textured confectionery
Chewy fruit flavor candies
Powdered candy in a package that resembles a paper drinking straw
Coconut candy bar covered in milk chocolate with 2 large almonds on top
Candy Bar with unique combination of crunchy peanut butter covered in rich toasted coconut
Wrapped, fruit-chew squares
Peanut caramel bar, with sweet caramel and tons of salty peanuts
Peanut-flavored crisp and caramel bar covered in milk chocolate
Cookies topped with caramel and covered with milk chocolate
Small creamy mints in pure dark chocolate
Candy bar with chewy caramel, milk chocolate and crispy crunchies
Small chewy candies in a rainbow of colors
Milk chocolate candy bar with peanuts
Milk chocolate covered California raisins
Soft and chewy fish-shaped candies
Four crisp wafers covered in milk chocolate
Small hot cinnamon flavored candies
Popping candy that explodes in your mouth
Chocolate-coated malted milk balls
Crunchy, peanut butter candy bar covered in milk chocolate
Peanutty, caramel fudge bars in rich milk chocolate
Tiny, tangy crunchy candies in different flavors
Jaw breakers that change colors and flavors
Semi-sweet chocolate nonpareils
Milk caramel sucker that last a loooooong time

Candy Description	Candy
An oblong piece of chewy, chocolate candy
Small candies with a tart lemon flavor
Chocolaty coated peanut butter crunch candy bars
Brightly-colored gelatin pieces shaped like a truncated cone
Tangy, taffy-like, chewy candy that come in individually wrapped strips
Known for their hard, break-glass quality texture in assorted fruit flavors
Make a fashion statement with these not-so-little 'gems.'
Milk chocolate bar
Caramel nuggets covered in milk chocolate
Candy bar with nougat topped with roasted peanuts and caramel covered with milk chocolate
Coconut candy bars covered in dark chocolate
Peanut butter cups in milk chocolate
Kidney shaped candy with a hard shell and gummy interior
Small candies in the shape of fruits and hearts
Circular dark chocolate with a 'cool' sensation
Chewy candy with almond bits blended into a honey flavored taffy
Extreme sour says it all
America's favorite strawberry twists
Packets of flavored and colored sugar, along with edible candy sticks
Roll of individually wrapped chewy caramels covered in milk chocolate
Candy bar with rich chocolate, creamy caramel and smooth nougat
Taffy-like candy starts hard, but becomes chewy
Soft and chewy licorice candy
Soft and chewy candy - the outside is sour, the inside is sweet
One mint-green layer sandwiched in between two chocolate-brown layers
Candy bar bursting with peanuts, rich caramel and chewy nougat
Hard candies in assorted fruit flavors
Tart and tangy, mouth-puckering taste
Old time favorite hard candies with the hole in the middle
Whipped up candy bar with a fluffy, chocolate-on-chocolate taste

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Candy by Description Quiz

by danishdinner

Created Dec 25, 2009 in Miscellaneous
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	Chris968:	Dec 25th, 2009 at 23:31 GMT	3 points
	Good quiz, but I think you should be consistent on if you want the word "bar" to be accepted or not. I kept trying a variety of things for Hershey and 100 Grand, knowing the answer, but couldn't get them because I didn't realize you wanted the word bar for them, but then not for a number of others.

	raymond837:	Dec 25th, 2009 at 23:48 GMT	3 points
	I agree--this is a good quiz. But it's "butterfinger" singular not "butterfingers". I think you should also accept "three musketeers" in addition to "3 musketeers". And "Reese's" or "Reese's cups" should be sufficient. Good work, though.

	gracie:	Dec 26th, 2009 at 07:33 GMT	1 point
	i agree that you need to be a lot more lenient on the answers. e.g. pixy stix, gummy bears, hersheys bar, sweet tarts, and three musketeers. also, it's york peppermint "patty."

	danishdinner:	Dec 27th, 2009 at 00:23 GMT	1 point
	good comments, this was my first quiz so I'm still trying to figure out how to do that!

	Alyssar1313:	Dec 27th, 2009 at 04:28 GMT	-2 points
	get the spelling right god dammit its raisinettes and whatchamacallit just piss poor

	danishdinner:	Dec 27th, 2009 at 17:30 GMT	2 points
	Alright, I fixed Whatchamacallit but come on...Google Raisinets, I spelled it right!

	kagomeshuko:	Jan 20th, 2010 at 04:18 GMT	0 points
	@danishdinner You NEED to allow for misspellings because everybody on Sporcle doesn't know the exact spelling of things. Also, must be A LOT more lenient - are you gong to look up every brand of plain chocolate bar? You'd NEED to do that or take out that clue for "Hershey's." A lot of these clues are very similar, too - combine them and accept ALL the answers.

	Chocolatl:	Jan 27th, 2010 at 04:24 GMT	1 point
	So not everybody on Sporcle knows the exact spelling of things, since when is that a mandate for misspellings? Trust me, you're not going to get a lot of leeway if you misspell Kyrgyzstan. It's a good quiz.