Halloween Candy
Across
- 3. Classic chocolate caramel named after their failure to be round
- 5. Chocolate bar that's an onomatopoeia
- 8. Chewy candies named after two friends
- 11. Tasty rainbow pieces
- 12. Mini pops with a mystery flavor
- 15. A fumble
- 17. If you love coconut, this is your candy
- 21. Chocolate named after a galaxy
- 27. Chocolate-covered caramel bites in a roll
- 28. Taffy candy with a mysterious white flavor
- 31. Multi-colored candy shaped like a woodland creature
- 32. Chewy honey-flavored candy with almond bits
- 34. Shares a name with one of Charlie Brown's friends
- 36. Fruit dipped in a sweet, red coating
- 37. Individually wrapped fruity squares
- 38. In Wonka's factory, they're everlasting
- 44. Hard candy that's extremely sour, then sweet
- 45. Hard at first, but then soft
- 46. Red strings sold in big tubs
- 47. There's no wrong way to eat one
- 48. Red, twisted sticks you can pull apart
Down
- 1. gooey, South Carolina city
- 2. Classic candies named after small dates
- 4. Minty candy also found in movie theatres
- 6. English toffee covered in chocolate
- 7. Cookie, caramel, and chocolate in two sticks
- 9. Tart yellow candy that will make you pucker
- 10. You may feel wealthy as you eat it
- 13. Melts in your mouth, not in your hands
- 14. Laughs, chuckles, guffaws
- 16. This candy comes with bonus jokes
- 18. Tri-colored candy mimicking a certain vegetable
- 19. Spicy cinnamon, named after a Mexican dish
- 20. Two-part candy that comes with powder
- 22. “First they’re sour, then they’re sweet”
- 23. Geeks, bookworms, dorks
- 24. Happy Cowherder
- 25. Sweet and salty peanut-covered caramel
- 26. Chocolate that hails from Pennsylvania
- 29. Another name for big lies
- 30. Wafer treat you break apart
- 33. Nutty candy bar named after a president’s daughter
- 35. This gentleman prefers peanuts
- 39. Powdered sugar packaged in a straw
- 40. A hard candy whose name suggests you might get hurt eating it
- 41. Nordic swimmer
- 42. "Intelligent" candies in a roll
- 43. Classic candy that used to be sold for 1 cent