Kind of Candy with L

• Lollipop

  Classic hard candy on a stick, very common.

• Laffy taffy

  US brand of chewy taffy candy with jokes on wrappers.

• Lemon drops

  Old-fashioned hard lemon-flavored candy.

• Lifesavers

  Ring-shaped hard candy brand, many flavors.

• Licorice

  Chewy or hard candy from licorice root extract.

• lemonhead

  Brand of tart lemon-flavored hard candy.

• Love hearts

  UK candy brand of small fizzy heart-shaped sweets.

• Lollies

  Plural of lolly, meaning multiple lollipop candies.

• Lemon candy

  Generic term for lemon-flavored hard sweets.

• Lion Bar

  Chocolate bar by Nestlé, with wafer and caramel, popular in Europe.

• Lindt

  Swiss chocolate brand, sold as premium candy.

• lime candy

  Citrus-flavored hard candy; common sour-sweet treat.

• Lindor

  Round Lindt truffle chocolates with creamy filling.

• Laces

  Licorice candy ropes, often sour or fruit‑flavored.

• Lion

  If meant as Lion chocolate bar, a Nestlé candy bar.

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• lolly pop

  Spelled oddly, but clearly a lollipop style candy.

• lemon sherbet

  Classic British hard candy with fizzy lemon center.

• lolipops

  Misspelled, but clearly means lollipops, a candy.

• Life saver

  Ring-shaped hard candy brand; fruity classic.

• lozenges

  Some lozenges are candy-like sweets.

• lemon sours

  Generic lemon sour candies, fits well.

• Liquorice allsorts

  British mix of liquorice candies, very classic.

• Lakritz

  German word for licorice candy, widely known.

• Lemon sherbets

  Lemon sherbets, fizzy lemon hard candies, UK classic

The words in the list Kind of Candy with L come from players of the word game City, Country, River.