Party Candy List

Candy is usually a party staple and can be used to fill piñatas or in goody bags. You can use a variety of candy to make a thank you gift for your guests.

Candy, sugar candy, is usually a concentrated solution of sugar in water. A variety of flavorings and colorants are added to the sugar and you have the basic recipe for any candy.

In the United States of America, North America, candy can include candy bars, chocolates, licorice, sour candies, salty candies, tart candies, hard candies, taffy, or gumdrop. For a variety fruit or nuts can be added to the mixture to give it an extra taste.

Outside of North America, as in the UK, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand, or South Africa, candy or sweets are called confectionery.

Anyway you say it, candy is sweet and sweet to eat. There are so many different varieties that every party should include at least one.

• Air Head • Almond Joy Bars • Babe Ruth • Bazooka Gum • Bit-O-Honey • Bubble Gum • Butterfinger • Cadbury Chocolates • Chunky Chocolate Bars • Dots • Double Bubble Gum • Dum Dum Pops • Fun Dip, Lik-a-Stix • Ghirardelli Chocolates • Goobers • Good & Fruity Candy • Good & Plenty Licorice • Gummy Bears • Heath Bars • Hershey’s Chocolate Bar • Hershey’s Kissables • Hershey’s Kisses • 100 Grand Bar • Ice Breaker Mints • Jelly Beans • Jolly Ranchers • Kit Kat Bars • Life Savers • Lollipops • M & M’s • Mentos • Milk Duds • Mounds Bars • Mr. Goodbar Chocolate Bars • Nerds • Nestle Crunch • Now and Later • Oh! Henry • Pay Day • Peppermint Patties • Perugina • Pez Candy • Pop Rocks • Raisinets • Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups • Reese’s Pieces • Rolo Rolls • Skor Bars • Smarties • Smores Chocolate Bars • Sno-Caps • Starburst • Taffy • Take 5 Bars • Tootsie Pop • Tootsie Roll • Twizzlers • Whatchamacallit Bars • Whoppers • York Peppermint Patties • Zagnuts