Sweet Tooth

This candy was named after a favorite horse in the Mars family.

• Milky Way

• Snickers

• Twix

• Almond Joy

This candy, which uses the slogan "Taste the rainbow," was first introduced in the U.S. in 1979.

• Starburst

• Mamba

• Twizzlers

• Skittles

This candy is known for its distinctive shape, a series of joined triangular prisms.

• Toblerone

• Almond Joy

• 100 Grand

• Kit Kat

The original flavors of this candy were strawberry, lemon, orange, and lime (though lime was eventually replaced by cherry).

• Mambas

• Skittles

• Starburst

• Twizzlers

This candy was the first candy in space when it was chosen by space shuttle astronauts to be included in their food supply in the 1980s.

• Skittles

• Twix

• M & M's

• Twizzlers

This candy is made with caramel in the United States, but without caramel in other countries.

• Milk Duds

• Milky Way

• Twix

• Snickers

The milk chocolate in this candy bar uses fresh milk from local farms.

• Kit Kat

• 3 Musketeers

• Twix

• Hershey bar

This candy is made using taffy with a method similar to the method used when making Play-Doh.

• Starburst

• Airheads

• Skittles

• Twizzlers

This candy includes jokes on the wrappers, which are typically sent in by children.

• Laffy Taffy

• Skittles

• Milky Way

• Snickers

This candy was first called the "Penny Cup" because it sold for 1 cent.

• Twix

• Snickers

• Reese's Peanut Butter Cups

• Kit Kat