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374 selected types of candy and sugar confectionery, without commercial brands.
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FudgeFood–——
ToffeeFood–——
CaramelFood–——
NougatFood–——
Turkish DelightFood–——
MarshmallowFood–——
MarzipanFood–——
PralineFood–——
Chocolate TruffleFood–——
Gummy BearFood–——
Jelly BeanFood–——
LollipopFood–——
Cotton CandyFood–——
Candy CaneFood–——
Peanut BrittleFood–——
HalvaFood–——
AcitrónMexican candy made from the endangered biznaga cactus–——
AkanesRegional Greek Sweet–——
Alegría (Mexican candy)Mexican snack food–——
BonbonniereBox for storing candy–——
Bourbon ballChocolate confection from the Southern United States–——
Bulk confectioneryConfectionery sold loose by retailers–——
Cajeta de CelayaConfection of thickened syrup–——
Candy barCandy in the shape of a bar–——
Candy pumpkinPumpkin-shaped creme confection–——
Caramel cornPopcorn coated with caramel–——
ComfitConfectionary–——
Confetti candyConfectionery food–——
Cordial (candy)Confection; liquid filling in a chocolate shell–——
CoucougnetteConfection made with almonds, marzipan, and chocolate–——
CuberdonCone-shaped Belgian candy–——
CuchuflíSouth American sweet food–——
DodolSoutheast Asian sweet toffee–——
Dosi (food)Sri Lankan confectionery–——
Dulce de lecheConfection from Latin America–——
FaloodehTraditional Iranian cold dessert–——
Hanukkah geltMoney given as presents during Hanukkah–——
Icing (food)Food producing method that could be applied to many sweets–——
Karah ParshadType of whole wheat flour halva–——
Kettle cornSweet variety of popcorn–——
Liquorice (confectionery)Type of confection or sweet food–——
Manus ChristiMedieval sweetmeat–——
MasghatiSoft, translucent Iranian confection–——
Mimosa Sugar BallsSweet used as religious offering in South Asia–——
Rock candyConfection composed of relatively large sugar crystals–——
OblaatEdible layer of starch used to wrap some candies and pharmaceuticals in Japan–——
PastilleType of candy meant for light chewing–——
PedaIndian confection–——
PryanikTraditional Eastern European cake–——
PustakariNepali candy–——
Rocky road (dessert)Confectionary made of chocolate and marshmallow–——
Royal icingHard icing made from powdered sugar and egg whites–——
SprinklesTiny multi-colored candy topping–——
SucketMedieval English sweet–——
Sugar candyCandy primarily composed of sugar–——
Sugar pasteSweet edible dough–——
Sugar plumHard candy–——
SzaloncukorCandies used to decorate Christmas trees in Hungary–——
TabletingMethod of pressing medicine or candy into tablets–——
Teja (confectionery)Confectionery–——
Tula pryanikType of Russian sweet baked good–——
TurrónSouthern European nougat confection–——
Vending machineMachine which dispenses products to customers–——
Wafer paperEdible paper of rice or potato starch–——
YeotTraditional Korean confectionary–——
Choco pieSnack cookie with chocolate coating–——
Ice cream conePastry–——
Kalisz andrutsSweet, flat wafers of Polish origin–——
Chickpea noghlIranian, Afghan, and Turkish confection–——
Chinir saajBangladeshi traditional confectionery–——
Eid cuisineFood–——
Fondant icingIcing used on cakes and pastries–——
Maple sugarSweetener in Canada and the U.S. prepared from maple tree sap–——
Maple taffyCandy made from maple sap–——
MeringueType of dessert or candy–——
Miodek tureckiPolish candy–——
NoghlSugar-coated almonds–——
NonpareilsTiny spherical multi-colored confection topping–——
PashmakIranian cotton candy–——
PişmaniyeTurkish sweet–——
Sesame seed candyFood–——
Soan papdiIndian dessert–——
Sohan asaliIranian honey and nut confection–——
Sohan halwaSouth Asian dessert–——
Sugar glassBrittle form of sugar that looks like glass–——
SuikerboonBelgian confectionery associated with the birth or baptism of a child–——
Tusha shinniSylheti dessert–——
After EightMint chocolates made by Nestlé–——
Almond RocaChocolate-almond-toffee candy–——
Astro PopsCone-shaped lollipops–——
AydsAppetite-suppressant candy–——
BamsemumsBear shaped chocolate-covered marshmallow candy from Norway–——
Bit-O-HoneyAmerican candy product–——
Bridge mixSnack mix or candy consisting of nuts, fruits, and "cremes"–——
Cherry MashCherry, peanut, and chocolate candy–——
Circus peanutAmerican marshmallow candy–——
Dracula PillerDanish salty liquorice–——
Everlasting GobstopperFictional candy from Charlie and the Chocolate Factory–——
FluffernutterSandwich made with peanut butter and marshmallow creme–——
Fraise TagadaType of candy–——
Fruit by the FootFruit-based snack made by General Mills–——
Fruit Roll-UpsAmerican fruit snacks that originated in the 1980s–——
Gibraltar rock (candy)Type of candy–——
JaffasConfectionery from Allen's–——
Jelly BabiesType of British sugar crusted sweet–——
Jujube (confectionery)Type of candy–——
JujyfruitsKind of candy–——
LakrisalLiquorice candy–——
London dropsType of liquorice confectionery–——
Love HeartsConfectioneries with embossed messages–——
Mallo CupCoconut chocolate candy–——
Mamba (candy)Type of candy–——
Manner (confectionery)Austrian line of confectionery–——
Mignon (chocolate egg)Easter confectionery made by Fazer–——
Mr. TomCandy bar–——
Neapolitans (chocolate)Small wrapped pieces of chocolate–——
Nerds (candy)American confection launched in 1982–——
Nirala SweetsDefunct confectionery chain in Pakistan–——
Omar (candy)Caramel candy–——
Parma VioletsConfectionery–——
PeepsMarshmallow candies shaped into animals or festive images–——
PeperoCookie stick snack from South Korea–——
Polo (confectionery)Mint confectionery–——
Pop RocksType of candy–——
Rice Krispies TreatsSweet dessert or snack–——
RuntsFruit-shaped candy–——
Sakuma dropsJapanese hard candy–——
Sen-SenType of breath freshener–——
Shane ConfectioneryAmerican confectioner in Philadelphia–——
SmartiesBritish chocolate confectionery–——
Smarties (tablet candy)Wafer candy sold in the United States and Canada–——
Sour Patch KidsTart candy–——
Spunk (candy)Danish candy–——
Swedish FishFish-shaped chewy candy–——
Terva LeijonaFinnish liquorice candy–——
Turkish TaffyCandy bar–——
Tyrkisk peberFinnish liquorice candy–——
ValomilkAmerican marshmallow cream filled milk chocolate–——
Chick-O-StickPeanut butter confectionery–——
Munch (candy bar)American candy bar–——
Payday (confection)Candy bar containing peanuts and caramel–——
Salted Nut RollNougat and peanut bar–——
Toffee CrispBritish candy bar–——
Yeot-gangjeongKorean dessert–——
BonbonSmall chocolate confection–——
Buckeye (candy)Chocolate-covered peanut butter candy–——
Cat tongueBiscuit or chocolate bar–——
CatàniesSpanish chocolate almond sweet–——
Choc NutPhilippine candy bar–——
Chocolate barConfection–——
Chocolate bunnyPiece of chocolate in the shape of a rabbit–——
MarrocConfection–——
Milk chocolateSolid chocolate containing added milk–——
Opera creamAmerican chocolate candy–——
Easter eggDecorated egg for the celebration of Easter–——
PellizcoArgentine chocolate confection–——
White chocolateChocolate made without cocoa solids–——
Butter mochiHawaiian cake–——
Almond JoyCandy bar–——
BeijinhoBrazilian birthday party candy–——
CezeryeSemi-gelatinous Turkish sweet made from caramelised carrots–——
CocadaTraditional coconut confection found in Latin America–——
Coconut iceType of British confectionery–——
GeplakIndonesian sweet snack, originating from Java–——
MampostialPuerto Rican dessert–——
Olho de sograBrazilian candy–——
Raffaello (confection)Coconut sweet from Ferrero–——
France PastryConfectionery in Tehran–——
Matri BhandarSweet shop in Bangladesh–——
George Osborne BarrattBritish confectioner (1827–1906)–——
Jaroslav DejmalCzech confectioner (1892–1975)–——
Karl JuchheimGerman confectioner–——
Bikalananda KarIndian confectioner–——
Yisrael KristalPolish-Israeli supercentenarian (1903–2017)–——
Ora Hanson SnyderAmerican businesswoman–——
Louis SherryAmerican restaurateur and confectioner (1855-1926)–——
Phomen SinghEarly Indian migrant to New Zealand (died 1935)–——
Paul SiraudinFrench playwright and librettist–——
Tom Smith (confectioner)Christmas cracker retailer (1823–1869)–——
David SprüngliSwiss merchant–——
Karol WedelGerman confectioner–——
William WesterfeldGerman-American confectioner (1842–1895)–——
Bocadillo (dessert)Hispanic American confection made with guava pulp and panela–——
Candied fruitFruit preserved with sugar–——
Candy appleWhole apple with a hard candy coating–——
Caramel appleApple covered with caramel and sometimes nuts–——
ChigaliIndian tamarand snack–——
Chocolate-covered cherryConfectionery–——
Haw flakesChinese sweets made with hawthorn fruit–——
KoserevaFood–——
Quince cheeseFruit jelly confection–——
SuccadeCandied citrus peel–——
TanghuluSkewers of glazed fruit–——
Karachi halwaIndian confection–——
Gajar ka halwaSouth Asian sweet–——
Mahim halwaSemolina halva–——
Moong dal halwaIndian sweet–——
SamanuWheat dish from Iran and Central Asia–——
Sheki halvaAzerbaijan dessert–——
Sohan (confectionery)Iranian confectionery–——
Suji ka halwaSemolina halva–——
Ice creamFrozen dessert–——
Arctic rollBritish dessert–——
Baked AlaskaDessert of cake, ice cream and meringue–——
Bananas FosterDessert–——
Ice cream barFrozen dessert on a stick–——
Ice cream bargeFrozen food store ship and dessert factory–——
BastaniPersian ice cream–——
Bombe glacéeFrozen dessert–——
Café liégeoisCold dessert of French origin–——
Ice cream cakeCake with ice cream filling–——
Cherries jubileeDessert–——
Choc iceFrozen dessert–——
Choc-topChocolate-dipped ice-creams popular in Australia and New Zealand–——
Creme de papayaBrazilian dessert–——
Dame blanche (dessert)Ice cream dessert–——
Freeze-dried ice creamIce cream with its water removed by freeze-drying–——
Fried ice creamCoated, deep-fried dessert–——
Frozen custardFrozen dessert–——
GelatoItalian-style ice cream–——
General Ice Cream Corporation BuildingUnited States historic place–——
Ice milkDairy based frozen confectionery–——
KulfiSouth Asian frozen dessert–——
Leche merengadaTraditional Spanish cold and sweet drink–——
McDonald's ice cream machineIce cream machine used by McDonald's locations–——
Mix-inIce cream mixed with another product–——
Mochi ice creamMochi filled with ice cream–——
Peanut ice cream rollTaiwanese ice cream burrito–——
Penny lickSmall glass for serving ice cream–——
Pie à la ModePie served with ice cream–——
Plombières (dessert)Style of ice cream–——
PlombirType of Russian ice cream–——
Ice cream potatoIce cream dessert resembling a baked potato–——
Screwball (ice cream)Type of frozen confection–——
Shinkansen too hard ice creamType of Japanese ice cream–——
Snow creamDessert–——
Soft serveFrozen dessert–——
SorbetesFilipino ice cream–——
SpaghettieisGerman ice cream dish–——
SquroundContainer with a shape between a square and a round tub–——
Stir-fried ice creamIce cream dessert–——
SundaeIce cream dessert–——
TartufoItalian gelato dessert–——
Tutti fruttiConfectionery containing candied fruits–——
Unilever GloucesterFood manufacturing site in England–——
Winter ice creamHungarian confectionary–——
ZuccottoItalian chilled dessert–——
Life Savers BuildingUnited States historic place–——
Parkside Candy Shoppe and FactoryHistoric commercial building in New York, United States–——
Sibley and Holmwood Candy Factory and Witkop and Holmes HeadquartersUnited States historic place–——
Starch mogulMachine for making candy–——
Sweet Candy Company BuildingBuilding in Salt Lake City, Utah, U.S.–——
Army & Navy sweetsTraditional boiled sweet–——
Chocolate bulletsChocolate-coated liquorice confectionery–——
Liquorice allsortsBritish confection–——
NoggerIce lolly made by Langnese–——
Pontefract cakeType of liquorice sweet–——
Salty liquoriceVariety of liquorice–——
TwizzlersAmerican soft licorice-type candy–——
CajuzinhoBrazilian nut confectionery–——
ChikkiPeanut-based confection–——
Florentine biscuitNut and fruit cookie–——
Marron glacéChestnut candy confection from France and Italy–——
PanforteDessert from Siena, Italy–——
Praline (nut confection)Confection made with nuts–——
Baby RuthAmerican candy bar–——
Ka'í LadrilloParaguayan dessert–——
Koba (sweet)Malagasy sweet–——
Nut GoodieChewy snack–——
Oh Henry!American candy bar–——
Panutsang maniFilipino confection–——
Pé de molequeTraditional candy made of peanuts and cane sugar or molasses–——
AmluMoroccan spread of almonds, oil, honey–——
Anise of FlavignyCandy from Burgundy, France–——
Aniseed ballHard round sweet–——
Aux MarocainsFood–——
BabelutteSort of toffee–——
BalikuchaFilipino pulled candy–——
BallotinSmall cardboard box containing pralines–——
Berwick cockleBritish confectionary–——
Bêtise de CambraiFrench boiled caramel sweet–——
Big KatsuJapanese snack–——
Bottle Caps (candy)Sweet tablet candies made to look like metal soda bottle caps–——
Bourbon biscuitBritish sandwich biscuit–——
Bournville (chocolate)British confection–——
Bubble TapeType of Hubba Bubba bubble gum–——
Cadbury ButtonsButton-shaped chocolate pieces sold by Cadbury–——
CalissonTraditional candy from Aix-en-Provence–——
Cameo CremeChocolate biscuit made in New Zealand–——
Chaku (Newari cuisine)Newa and/or Nepalese candy–——
Chichi dangoType of Japanese confectionery–——
ChinsukōOkinawan biscuit–——
Chocolate ballsSpherical confections made of or dipped into chocolate–——
Chocolate coinGold foil covered chocolates in the shape of coins–——
Chocolate letterLetter of the alphabet made of chocolate–——
Chocolate marquiseChocolate dessert–——
Chocolate pralineChocolate shell with a soft filling–——
Chocolate-covered almondsType of confection–——
Chocolate-covered coffee beanType of confection–——
ChomchomTraditional Bengali sweet–——Showing 10 of 374