Alphabet game - Candies

[Cassel]

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In February, our monthly theme is CANDIES.

Let’s play our monthly alphabet game.

Let’s find words that are related to candies, whether it is a brand, a type of candies, or something related to sweets in general. I think this one should be easy since we have the option to use some brand names!

Who will start?

[Dianne]

a = anise, an old timey candy

[Dianne]

b = Boston Baked beans (sugar coated peanuts) - I used to love these when I  was a kid

[Sheila Hogg]

C= Coconut Ice.

[pennbethgmail.com]

C= Chicken Bones    (from Ganong Candy Company)  Available only in Canada as far as I know.  We buy it there every time we travel north.  It is YUMMY!!!!!  And addicting!!!!!      Check out this link:   https://ganong.com/?s=Chicken+bones

[Dianne]

D = Dove chocolates or Dum Dums (lollipops)

[Sheila Hogg]

E = Easter Eggs, big and full of chocolate. Yum

[Dianne]

f = fudge (fudge is a candy, isn't it?)

[Marlene Lingham]

G=Gobstoppers.

[Sharon Wurgler]

H = Heath Bar

[Dianne]

I = Ice Breakers (mints)

[Sheila Hogg]

J = Jelly Babies ,didn't like them myself as far too sweet.

[Michele]

K ~ Kit Kats yummy!

[Sheila Hogg]

L= Love Hearts, they had little messages embossed on them.

[Dianne]

M=M&Ms and Mars bars

[Scott]

N = Nestlés (chocolate)

[Dianne]

o = Oh Henry! or orange slices

[Marlene Lingham]

P=Polo Mints, the mint with a hole.

[Dianne]

This probably doesn't count as a candy but I couldn't think of anything else.

 

Q = Quaker Oat Bars

[Michele]

R ~ Reese's Pieces

[Sheila Hogg]

S = Smarties.

[Shirley]

I gave my Grandson the Bugs Bunny soft toy for his 1st Birthday.  It  still goes places with him. I made and iced this chocolate cake  for his 9th Birthday.  He is 25 now Bugs is still his favourite, well next to the pokamons of course.

 

Thanks Cassel for the template.

[Michele]

T ~ Taffy

[Dianne]

U = U-No bar.  I was hoping I'd get this letter.  I used to love Uno bars (great frozen), but they aren't available locally anymore.

[Sheila Hogg]

V = Victory V's. These were a sandy coloured lozenge that tasted like aniseed/liquorice and made your tongue go a bit numb. Lovely on a cold day though as a least your mouth felt hot.