Candy

MICKY: bubble gum is made of doggy & cow poop.

That would be the Marathon Bar, manufactured by the Mars candy company.

The very first candy was made by the Egyptians at 2000 B.C. The Egyptians made a candy by using honey and adding figs, nuts, dates, and spices. The Cavemen also made candy by using honey, too, but they dried the honey to make a taffy-like candy that was sort of sticky. We now use the creations of the Egyptian and Cavemen candies for our candy these days. We use the Cavemen candy for the Taffy we eat now. Some people say the Egyptian candy has been a lost recipe for about 1000 years. We still have one type of candy the Egyptians have made, but it is only ate in the India area, except, nobody has heard of it because people from India keep the country to themselves, but we still love candy!

A Mary Jane candy bar.

A Hershey (her-she) candy bar

A Baby Ruth candy bar.

Small = 1" wide by 2 1/4" long

Large = 1 1/4" wide by 3 3/4" long

Giant = Net Weight: 16 Oz.

Width: 4.5"

Total Length: 17"

I have found a complete strategy guide for the Franktown Rocks Candy Quest. It shows you where every single piece of candy is located, so you should have no problems completing this quest. Look below in the related links section for the link to the strategy guide.

simplyoz.com or amazon but they are always outrageously priced! Your best bet is to go to Disneyland and buy the chocolate covered honey comb on main street...

Here in Southern California, it's about $1.25 for a pack of gum at the grocery store.

Israel. Some stores in the USA import the kosher gum from Israel, but all Wrigley's gum sold officially in the USA is not kosher.

Because it's candy and it's shaped like a corn kernel!

Am I to Sweet for you?

Depends on the candy bar.

It is possible to reheat fudge--it may not be advisable, however. The question is pretty broad; maybe be more specific? Can you reheat fudge after it's been frozen? Yes, but let it defrost first. But hey, it's fudge! Why would you want to reheat it anyway?

Surely it has to be ice cream

sams Boston cream pie is the most popular dessert in the world. the Chinese add crickets and frog legs to this yummy dessert. In Brazil they add an Italian spice called Alexa's awesome spice to the dessert because it gives it a kick of flavor. In Taiwan they add a bug called the wierdo bug only native to the swamps of France. This dessert was originated in Sam and Alexa's superville in the middle of the woods when a girl was doing a science experiment on outdoor cooking on a stove powered by a bicycle. it has been around for the years to come.

it must be twix...theres too bars that are the same..so yeah twix must be it !

Heat a cup of whole milk in a saucepan over medium heat. You'll know the milk is ready when small bubbles start to form. Stir in 3 to 4 ounces of chopped Mexican chocolate and a half teaspoon of Masa Harina. Some recipes call for adding cinnamon, but Mexican chocolate already contains cinnamon. So add to taste. Stir the mixture with a whisk until the chocolate is melted and the milk comes to a boil. Add a pinch of chili powder and salt before bringing the milk down to a slow simmer until the mixture thickens. Remove from heat and stir in 1/4 teaspoon of vanilla extract.

Sour pickles, perhaps?

nestle crunch

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They're aren't many. But these are the ones I thought of: Hot Tamales Hot Tamales Chill Sorry, i dont have anymore. If someone edits this ERASE this from "Sorry" and to the period.

in 1955

skittles

Valomilk, Vice Versas and Velamints are old time candies.

• Almond Joy
• Kit Kat
• Take 5
• Pay Day
• Nestle's Crunch
• Milky Way
• Charleston Chew
• Butter Finger
• Three Musketeers
• Baby Ruth
• peppermint patty

Yes, you can melt a candy cane. The method of melting would depend on what you wanted to do with it, but generally, you can put it in a pan on low heat and continue to stir. It will burn easily if you are not careful due to the high sugar content.