Candy with I

  • Popular mint/gum candy brand (Hershey).

  • Frozen sweet on a stick, like Popsicle-style treat.

  • UK term for ice pop, frozen sweet on a stick.

  • Used for frozen sweet treats, fits candy loosely.

  • A sweet icing counts as confectionery in this category 🍰

  • Classic chocolate-covered marshmallow bar.

  • British mini iced biscuits, sold as kids’ sweets.

  • Another name for ice pop, frozen sugary treat.

  • Iris is a caramel toffee candy, esp. in Poland.

  • Indian sweets include many traditional candy-like treats 🍬

  • Ice rocks are a fun hard-candy style treat 🪨

  • A real candy; known ice-cream-flavored sweets.

  • Melty "ice chocolate" confection; candy in Europe.

  • Valid: well-known Ice Breakers gum.

  • Recognized chocolate candy brand named Ice Cubes.

  • Irish chocolate is a delicious confectionery treat 🍫

  • Yes—IMPS are strong mint lozenges (UK brand).

  • Ink candy is a named sweet, so it belongs here 🖋️🍬

  • Mint candies with an icy kick; fits the category.

  • Ice drops are classic hard candies that dissolve slowly 🍬

  • Ice Caps are minty chocolate candies in Canada

  • Mexican candy brand "Indy"; regional but okay.

  • ICE BREAKERS ICE CUBES chewing gum—valid.

  • Gum counts as candy, even with an icy flavor ❄️ gum

  • Ice Chips is a xylitol hard candy brand

  • Igloo Pops are branded frozen ice pops sold as sweets

  • Valid: candies flavored like ice cream.

  • Valid: toffee candy with Irish flair.

  • Generic but valid: any candy made in Ireland

  • Yes! A known chocolate candy called Icy Squares.

  • Ice cream lollipop is a frozen sweet on a stick

  • Ibarra makes traditional Mexican chocolate treats.

  • Iced candy is a sweet confection with a sugary coating 🍭

  • Ice Breakers Ice Cubes gum—chewy mint candy.

  • Lollipop with ice cream flavor—real candy.

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