Candy with C

• Chocolate

  Classic sweet; chocolate counts as candy.

• cotton candy

  Spun sugar treat; definitely a candy.

• candy cane

  Peppermint stick candy; fits the category.

• Caramel

  Chewy caramel candies are classic sweets.

• Candy corn

  Well-known Halloween candy pieces.

• Crunch

  Nestle Crunch bar is a famous candy.

• Chocolate bar

  A type of candy; chocolate bar fits.

• crunch bar

  Chocolate bar with crisped rice; candy.

• Crunchie

  Cadbury Crunchie is a known candy bar.

• Candy floss

  British term for cotton candy; valid.

• Charleston Chew

  Classic branded candy bar; fits.

• Candy apple

  Coated apple confection; counts as candy.

• Candy bar

  A classic candy type; totally fits the C theme.

• Cadbury

  Famous chocolate candy brand from the UK.

• Chewing gum

  Sweet gum is confectionery; counts as candy.

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• chocolate chips

  Chocolate chips are sweet morsels made from chocolate.

• Coffee Crisp

  Famous candy bar brand (Canada).

• Candy hearts

  Conversation hearts are classic candies.

• Cola bottles

  Gummy cola-bottle candies; valid.

• Cadbury eggs

  Famous Cadbury chocolate eggs; definite candy.

• crispy crunch

  Chocolate bar brand (Canada); valid candy.

• Chocolate kisses

  Little chocolate candies, like Hershey's Kisses.

• Clark Bar

  Well-known chocolate bar brand; candy.

• Coke bottles

  Gummy cola-bottle candies; sweet treat.

• chicle

  Chewing gum made from chicle tree sap.

• Creme Egg

  Cadbury Creme Egg candy; classic treat.

• Chews

  Generic chewy sweets; counts as candy.

• Chiclets

  Well-known chewing gum brand; sweet candy.

• candy buttons

  Real candy; colorful sugar dots on paper.

• candied apple

  Fair treat: apple coated in hard candy shell.

• Caramel Apple

  Apple dipped in caramel; a yummy candy treat.

• Cinnamon hearts

  Spicy red heart candies, Valentine favorite.

• chocolate frogs

  Chocolate-shaped frogs sold as candy treats.

• Chocolate bunny

  Easter chocolate figure—definitely candy.

• cola

  Cola candy flavor, used in gummies and hard sweets worldwide.

• Cherry blasters

  Sour cherry gummies, famous Maynards candy in Canada.

• caramel candy

  Yes—caramel sweets are classic candy.

• Cadbury chocolate

  Famous chocolate brand; counts as candy.

• Coconut candy

  Yes—coconut sweets are real candies.

• Certs

  Well-known mint candies; counts as candy.

• Candy necklace

  Edible candy jewelry—totally counts!

• Coconut bar

  Yes—coconut-filled candy bar is a real sweet.

• chocolate covered raisins

  Yes—chocolate-coated raisins are a classic candy.

• Chocolate buttons

  Yes—small disc-shaped chocolates sold as candy.

• cherry ripe

  Yes—Cadbury Cherry Ripe bar, common in Australia.

• caramel corn

  Yes—popcorn coated in caramel; a sugary confection.

• Cola cubes

  Yes—hard boiled cola-flavored sweets.

• coffee candy

  Hard sweets flavored like coffee, popular in Asia.

• Chomp

  Yes—Cadbury Chomp is a real chocolate bar.

• Chocolate candy

  Generic term for candy made from chocolate.

• Cherry lollipop

  Yes—lollipop flavor; a clear single candy type.

• Crunchies

  Plural of Cadbury Crunchie bar; common in UK.

• cookie dough bites

  Movie-theater candy of coated cookie dough.

• Chunky

  Nestlé Chunky chocolate bar is real candy.

• chocolate covered cherries

  Classic confection—cherries dipped in chocolate.

• Chocolate coins

  Foil-wrapped chocolate coins are candy.

• candy rocks

  Rock-shaped sweets sold as “candy rocks” count.

• cracker jacks

  US classic: Cracker Jack caramel corn candy.

• Chuckles

  Classic jelly candy brand called Chuckles.

• cherry sours
• Candied fruit

  Yes, a real confection: fruit preserved in sugar.

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