+3 Best Candy Bar Trivia and Quizzes in United States

Are you ready to indulge in a sweet and delectable journey through the world of candy bars? Get your taste buds tingling and your trivia knowledge ready, because this quiz is all about America's favorite guilty pleasure - the iconic candy bar! From classic treats that have been satisfying cravings for generations to trendy newcomers that push the boundaries of flavor, the world of candy bars is as diverse and delightful as the melting pot of America itself. Whether you're a die-hard chocolate fanatic, a caramel connoisseur, or a nutty enthusiast, there's a candy bar out there with your name on it. As you unwrap each question in this quiz, you'll uncover fascinating facts about the origins, ingredients, and cultural significance of these beloved confections. Did you know that the first candy bar was created right here in the United States in the late 19th century? Or that some of the most popular candy bars today were invented by accident? Prepare to be amazed by the sweet stories behind these sugary sensations. So, gather your friends and family, or challenge yourself to see just how much you really know about the candy bars lining the shelves of convenience stores and supermarkets across the nation. Whether you're a casual candy consumer or a true aficionado, this quiz is sure to satisfy your craving for both sugar and knowledge. Let's sweeten up your day with a delicious dose of candy bar trivia - are you ready to take a bite? Let's dive in and see if you're a true candy bar champion!

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  • What candy bar is famously called "the great American chocolate bar"?

    The Hershey's Bar

  • Which of these is a confectionery company from the US?

    Mars

  • Which of the following would you find in a Snickers candy?

    Peanuts

  • Which popular candy "melts in your mouth, not in your hands"?

    M&Ms

  • Which of these candies has a sour taste?

    Warheads

  • What does the name of the candy bar Twix mean?

    Twin Sticks

  • Which of these candies was named after an English game?

    Skittles

  • Which candy company produces the popular Butterfinger candy bar?

    Ferrero

  • Before chocolates, what was Milton Hershey's most successful product?

    Caramels

  • What famous candy appears in the film "E.T."?

    Reese's Pieces

  • Which Hershey candy owes its name to a manufacturing mishap?

    Milk Duds

  • What flavor was not among the original Dum Dums?

    Chocolate

  • What candy was the first to be sold commercially in the United States?

    Gibraltar rock

  • Which candy bar was originally named Kandy Kake?

    Baby Ruth

  • What candies were produced by the New England Confectionery Company?

    Necco Wafers

  • Which candy took its name from a Jerome Chodorov Broadway show?

    Junior Mints

  • Where does the Milky Way candy bar get its name from?

    Malted milkshakes

  • Which company produced the original conversation heart sweets?

    Necco

  • What is Ferrero Rocher filled with?

    Hazelnuts

  • Peanut butter candies go by which of the following names?

    Reese's Pieces

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  • A Goo Goo Cluster is an American candy that contains what nut?

    Peanuts

  • In which U.S. state were "Jolly Ranchers" invented?

    Colorado

  • What is the most popular Halloween candy in the United States?

    Reese's Peanut Butter Cups

  • What U.S. candy bar is internationally called a "Mars Bar"?

    Milky Way

  • Which candy was reserved exclusively for U.S. troops in WW2?

    M&M's

  • Which well-known candy bar originally came in three pieces?

    3 Musketeers

  • In which U.S. state was Candy Corn first mass-produced?

    Ohio

  • After which family pet did the famous Snickers bars get their name?

    Horse

  • Which candy ran an iconic commercial featuring "Mr. Owl"?

    Tootsie Pop

  • What iconic candy bar was named after the daughter of a U.S. president?

    Baby Ruth

  • What was the original name for the beloved Halloween candy "candy corn"?

    Chicken Feed

  • The cotton candy machine was developed by a dentist from which US state?

    Tennessee

  • How was Starburst candy originally named at its debut in the 1960s?

    Opal Fruits

  • Which month is "National Candy Month" celebrated in the U.S.?

    June

  • Bourbon ball is a candy that originated in which U.S. state?

    Kentucky

  • In which U.S. city was the world's first combination candy bar invented?

    Nashville

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  • What famous candy bar was introduced in the 1920s?

    Baby Ruth

  • What were the 20's women called, with short skirts and bobbed hair?

    Flappers

  • Who was the author of "The Great Gatsby"?

    F. Scott Fitzgerald

  • Which jazz legend got his start playing "riverboat jazz"?

    Louis Armstrong

  • In which year did President Calvin Coolidge's mandate begin?

    1923

  • What instrument did Duke Ellington play?

    Piano

  • What collapsed in the Wall Street Crash of 1929?

    Stock Market

  • In which U.S. city was legendary jazz musician Louis Armstrong born?

    New Orleans

  • Who is Jay Gatsby's love interest in "The Great Gatsby"?

    Daisy

  • The 1920 Volstead Act banned what in the US?

    Alcoholic drinks

  • What legendary jazz musician was nicknamed "Pops"?

    Louis Armstrong

  • Who was the US President when the Prohibition started?

    Woodrow Wilson

  • Which popular 1920s haircut was associated with "flappers"?

    Bob cut

  • How many years did Calvin Coolidge serve as President?

    Six

  • What was the name of Calvin Coolidge's first lady?

    Grace

  • In the 1900s women were banned from doing what in public?

    Smoking

  • In the 20s, pecan pie grew in popularity thanks to which product?

    Karo syrup

  • What was the name of Warren G. Harding's wife?

    Florence Kling