Candy with E

  • Toffee/chocolate candies like Cadbury Eclairs.

  • Chocolate candy eggs sold at Easter.

  • Wonka candy jawbreaker, a real sweet.

  • Classic English toffee candy treat.

  • Extra is a well-known chewing gum brand.

  • Seasonal sweets sold for Easter, chocolate etc.

  • Gummy candies shaped like eggs.

  • Brand of gum/mints—counts as candy.

  • Chocolate bunny candy for Easter baskets.

  • Mint candies sold as ‘Extra Strong’.

  • Candy eggs made for Easter celebrations.

  • Egg-shaped candies, commonly sold at Easter.

  • Chocolate treats made and sold for Easter.

  • Chocolate shaped like an egg treat.

  • Classic Easter chocolate eggs—definitely candy.

  • Peeps marshmallow chicks—Easter candy.

  • Peanut butter–banana fudge, a real candy recipe.

  • Gummy candy shaped like an elephant—totally valid.

  • Means chocolate eggs, a common candy treat.

  • Chewing gum brand (Canada); counts as candy.

  • Sweet lozenges/candies with eucalyptus flavor.

  • A novelty sour candy name in some regions.

  • Popping/exploding candy is a real sweet treat.

  • Famous Harry Potter candy: Bertie Bott’s beans.

  • Gum flavor/brand sold in Europe—counts as candy.

  • Fudge flavored with eggnog—holiday candy.

  • An egg-shaped lollipop; a real sweet treat.

  • Fun name for hard rock-like candy pieces

  • Eat-More is a Canadian candy bar brand.

  • Seasonal jelly beans are colorful candies for Easter.

  • Gross Harry Potter jelly bean flavor, still candy!

  • Wrigley’s Extra mints are real candy.

  • Commonly called Cadbury Eggs; definitely candy.

  • Eggnog-flavored truffle confection; yum.

  • Eggnog candy is a real seasonal sweet.

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