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About This Quiz
Candy lovers around the world share some candies, but not all are available in every country. Candy companies around the world cater to the tastes of each market. While you may find Hershey's Bars and M&M's in other countries, Twizzlers, Swedish Fish, and Reese's Peanut Butter Cups are harder to find.
On the flip side, there are hundreds, if not thousands, of foreign candies that can't be found at your local supermarket. If you happen to be lucky enough to have a supermarket with a well-stocked international foods aisle, you may be able to find British favorites, Polish novelties, and unique candies from around the world that you would normally have to import yourself whenever you have a craving for them.
There are also candies that are widely available in the United States that still have strong ties to their home country. Even if they don't know in which country the candy originated, many American know that Ferrero Rocher and Toblerone are European candies.
Whenever you travel abroad, do you make sure to taste every candy available? Is your body practically 100 percent chocolate and sugar? Then you're going to love this quiz. Find out how well you know the origin of your old favorites and a few new ones.
Australia
Caramello Koala is a chocolate bar with a caramel center. The candy's mascot is a cartoon koala named George.
New Zealand
Fiji
Indonesia
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Italy
United Kingdom
In 1951, Bounty's milk chocolate version was introduced to the United Kingdom and Canada. Mars produces the candy, which is only available in the United States as an import.
Mexico
France
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Italy
Poland
Russia
United Kingdom
Forrest Mars Sr. created Maltesers. At the time, he called them "energy balls" and marketed them as a way for women to lose weight.
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Switzerland
Norway
Sweden
Mjolkchoklad translates into English as milk chocolate. Johan Throne Holst founded the Marabou chocolate brand.
Netherlands
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Germany
Haribo advertises that Saft Goldbären contain 25 percent fruit juice. The candy comes in apple, banana, raspberry, cherry, and peach flavors.
United States
Madagascar
China
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Australia
Austria
New Zealand
Pascall Pineapple Lumps are pineapple gummies covered in chocolate. The company also makes Milk Bottles, Lolly Scrambles, and Milk Shakes candies.
Estonia
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The former USSR
The Nordic countries
Salmiakki is also called salty licorice. It is common in Benelux, northern Germany, and the Nordic countries.
Oceania
The Iberian Peninsula
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China
Japan
In 1966, Pocky Chocolate was released in Japan. It was created by Ezaki Gilco. In the '70s, Pocky Almond and Pocky Strawberry were introduced.
Taiwan
South Korea
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Philippines
Choc Nut was originally manufactured by New Unity Sweets Manufacturing Corporation, which was called Unisman. It is now made by Annie's Sweet Manufacturing and Packaging Corporation.
Japan
Trinidad and Tobago
Malta
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Greece
Monaco
Spain
France
In 1954, Carambar was created. The candy is a chew caramel. It is famous for its bad jokes, which first appeared in 1969.
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Latvia
United Kingdom
Switzerland
In 1901, Milka was introduced to the world. It has been owned by Mondelez International since 1990.
Belgium
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South Africa
Italy
In 1942, Pietro Ferrero started selling his chocolate. Fourteen years later, the company moved beyond Italy and into the German market.
Egypt
France
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France
Poland
Olza S.A. was the first company to produce Prince Polo. The company introduced the chocolate in 1955.
Belgium
Costa Rica
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Portugal
Greece
Switzerland
In 1908, Theodor Tobler and Emil Baumann invented Toblerone's unique shape. It is a combination of Tobler's last name and "torrone," which is the Italian word for honey and almond nougat.
Ireland
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Mexico
Greenland
Canada
In 2014, Coffee Crisp celebrated its 75th anniversary. It consists of vanilla wafers, coffee-flavored soft candy, and is coated in milk chocolate.
Iceland
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Indonesia
Philippines
Australia
Jaffas, which are chocolate- and orange-flavored candies, are named after Jaffa oranges. They were first sold in 1931.
Canada
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France
Malaysia
Indonesia
Kopiko is available in coffee and cappuccino flavors. Kopiko U.K. says that four to five pieces contain the same amount of caffeine as a cup of espresso.
Chile
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United Kingdom
Russia
Italy
Each Kinder Bueno is individually wrapped. It contains hazelnut, chocolate, and wafers.
France
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United Kingdom
In 1976, Eric Nocoli created Yorkie for Rowntree. The candy is available in milk chocolate, raisin and biscuit, and honeycomb flavors.
United States
Canada
Australia
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Germany
Switzerland
Austria
Netherlands
Stroopwafel translates as "syrup waffle." They were first made in Gouda, South Holland.
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France
Russia
Mishka Kosolapiy means clumsy bear. They consist of two waffles and almond filling enrobed in milk chocolate.
China
Pakistan
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Italy
Switzerland
Kägi was founded by Otto Kägi. The candy has been prodcuded in Toggenburg since 1958.
Malta
Poland
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Chile
In 1980, Super 8 was released in Chile. Nestle reports that approximately 234, 935 Super 8s are eaten every day.
Argentina
Brazil
Colombia
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Iceland
Canada
Since 1885, Chicken Bones have been available in Canada. They are pink candies with a cinnamon flavor and are filled with bittersweet chocolate.
Uruguay
New Zealand
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Italy
Austria
In 1890, Paul Fürst created Mozartkugel. The candy contains pistachio marzipan, nougat, and dark chocolate.
France
Switzerland
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Denmark
Norway
In 1967, the Nidar company started selling the Krembanan. The name translates into English as cream banana.
Sweden
Finland
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France
Spain
In 1958, Enric Bernat created Chupa Chups. In 1969, he hired Salvador Dali to design the lollipops' logo.
Montenegro
Liechtenstein
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United States
Russia
China
White Rabbit candies are made of milk, sugar, butter, and corn starch. Each candy has 20 calories.
India
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Israel
Pakistan
A candy company called CandyLand makes Super Twister. Super Twister is a swirled marshmallow rope.
Afghanistan
Iraq
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Puerto Rico
Spain
Mexico
Pelon Pelo Rico is a tamarind gel that you squeeze from the plastic container in which it comes. The candy came out in 1985.
Argentina
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United Kingdom
Canada
United States
Israel
In the 1930s, Elite started making candy. The company's first factory was in Ramat Gan.
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China
Finland
Marianne peppermint candies come in a red and white wrapper. They are filled with dark chocolate.
Uruguay
Pakistan
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Italy
Greece
In 1930, Ion was founded. The company remains 100 percent Greek owned.
Canada
Poland
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Malaysia
India
In 2015, Pass Pass Pulse was introduced. Inside the mango candy is a "masala bomb," which contains tangy spices.
Tawaiian
Indonesia
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Canada
Australia
In 1924, MacRobertson Chocolates introduced the Cherry Ripe, which contains dark chocolate, cherries and coconut. Cadbury took over the company and its candies in 1967.
United Kingdom
Estonia
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Ireland
Germany
Poland
Ptasie Mleczko translates as "bird's milk." It was created in 1936. The candy has a vanilla foam filling covered in chocolate.
Italy
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Wales
Ireland
Scotland
In 1890, Thomas Tunnock founded Tunnock's. The company's tea cakes are marshmallows on biscuits. The entire treat is covered in chocolate.
England
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Russia
Turkey
Lokum is often called Turkish delight. Haci Bekir is credited with creating the modern version of the treat.
Poland
Greece
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Norway
Peru
In 1928, candy company D'Onofrio introduced Sublime. It is a milk chocolate and peanut candy.
Portugal
Chili
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