Yummy Yummy It's Candy Time Trivia Quiz

Answer: Good n Plenty

Good n Plenty is pieces of sweet black licorice, coated in a hard candy shell to form a capsule shape. The empty box can be used a kazoo when blown into it. Choo Choo Charlie was a cartoon boy who shook the box to make a chug chug train sound and then followed it up by blowing into the box to simulate a train whistle.

Answer: Three Musketeers

The Three Musketeers Bar was produced and manufactured by M&M/Mars in 1932. Originally, it had three pieces in one package, flavoured chocolate, strawberry and vanilla. The three pieces are what brought about the name. Today, the bar is whipped light chocolate with a milk chocolate cover.

Answer: Big League Chew

Big League Chew is a shredded bubble gum sold in pouches. The packaging usually depicts a cartoon style baseball player on the front. It was invented by Portland Mavericks left-handed pitcher Rob Nelson. He thought it would be a healthy alternative to chewing tobacco.

Answer: Cotton Candy

Cotton Candy is a staple at carnivals and fairs. Flavoured sugar is spun into a large bowl and then a long paper cone is twisted into the fibres and collected on the top of the cone. It resembles a large fluffy ice cream cone.

Answer: Almond Joy and Mounds

Almond Joy and Mounds are made by Peter Paul Candy. Almond Joy is two pieces of sweet coconut covered in milk chocolate topped with an almond. Mounds is the same sweetened coconut pieces but covered in dark chocolate with no nut on top. The slogan goes: "Some times you feel like a nut, some times you don't. Peter Paul Almond Joy's got nuts, Mounds don't."

Answer: Marshmallow

From 1845 (when Twizzlers were first introduced) to the late 1970s, Twizzlers, a type of licorice, only came in red. To add more variety to their successful band, new flavours came out. These included grape, chocolate, cherry, lemonade, and rainbow. Additionally, it also comes in sweet and sour flavours. Black licorice is also a common type of Twizzlers.

Answer: Caramello Koala

Cadbury dairy milk chocolate filled with a soft caramel centre in the shape of a koala packaged in colourful tin foil. Very popular snack with Australian and of course the question is, do you eat the head first?

Answer: Chocolate

Junior Mints are chocolate-covered mints produced by Tootsie Roll Industries. They were originally created by James Welch and his brother Robert. The name originates as a play on the "Junior Miss" collection of stories by Sally Benson.

Answer: Milk Tray

Milk Tray was launched in 1915 as an inexpensive chocolate box selection for the masses. Packaged in a distinctive purple box, it has seen little change in design for over 90 years. Its signature advert involves the 'Milk Tray Man', a suave tuxedo wearing figure who does extraordinary things to attract his lady, and all because 'the lady loves Milk Tray'.

The campaign saw revival in 2015, with Patrick McBride portraying the man.

Answer: Wizz Fizz

Wizz Fizz came in sachets was sherbet as a fine white powder and in the sachet it came own spoon. Not only was it a product to eat the packaging was innovative with the original one featuring Disney characters, then a series of its own characters and lately a planet theme.