Using the clues given, identify the names of the candies listed below. (This can be used as a party game as well.)

1. A candy shaped like a small flotation device. Life Savers

2. This candy bar was named for a President’s daughter. Baby Ruth

3. Chocolate bar named after a famous trio in literature. Three Musketeers

4. This candy is a bunch of laughs. Chuckles

5. It promises "A prize in every box." Cracker Jacks

6. It "melts in your mouth, not in your hand." M & M's

7. A candy bar that sounds like an author's pen name. O'Henry

8. Ancient earthworks located from the Great Lakes to the Gulf of Mexico.
Mounds

9. This candy is like a tug of war. Taffy

10. Dispensers for this candy are a collectible item. Pez

11. Describes a bunch of happy and gay nuts. Almond Joy

12. Hershey's twisted red licorice sticks. Twizzlers

13. Descriptive of cows that don’t do what they are supposed to. Milk Duds

14. Associated with a famous street in New York City. Fifth Avenue

15. This tiny chocolate favorite has a distinct shape and a foil gift wrap. Hershey's Kisses

16. This candy could have been named after a character in “Star Wars”. Solo

17. This candy could be thought of as somewhat rude. Snickers

18. Did an astronomer name this candy? Milky Way

19. A vegetable very popular in an East Coast city. Boston Baked Beans

20. Partying down on the farm? Jolly Ranchers

Now see how many your kids can get right.

Answers posted on Friday.

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