Best pick'n'mix candy
Twenty-five sweets from the pick'n'mix wall. Which one belongs at the top of the bag?
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- Gummy bears — Fruit gum bears, invented by Hans Riegel of Haribo in Germany in the 1920s.
- Sour worms — Chewy gummy worms coated in sour sugar.
- Cola bottles — Cola-flavoured gummies shaped like old-fashioned glass bottles.
- Swedish Fish — Chewy fish-shaped sweets developed by Sweden's Malaco for the North American market.
- Salty liquorice — Liquorice flavoured with ammonium chloride (salmiak), a Nordic and Dutch favourite.
- Sweet liquorice — Soft black liquorice in ropes, wheels, pipes and boats.
- Liquorice allsorts — British assortment of liquorice layered with colourful fondant and coconut.
- Foam bananas — Soft banana-flavoured marshmallow foam sweets, often coated in chocolate.
- Peach rings — Sugar-coated gummy rings flavoured like peach.
- Jelly beans — Small bean-shaped sweets with a hard sugar shell and a soft centre.
- Wine gums — Firm, fruity British gums that contain no wine.
- Chocolate raisins — Raisins coated in milk chocolate.
- Chocolate peanuts — Roasted peanuts covered in chocolate.
- Toffee — Chewy or brittle sweet made from caramelised sugar and butter.
- Fudge — Soft, crumbly sweet of sugar, butter and milk.
- Sour straps — Long, flat strips of sour gummy, often in rainbow colours.
- Marshmallows — Pillowy sweets of whipped sugar and gelatine.
- Jelly babies — British gummy sweets shaped like babies, dusted with starch.
- Gummy skulls — Skull-shaped sweets of fruit gum and foam, a Swedish pick'n'mix classic.
- Chocolate buttons — Small flat discs of milk chocolate.
- Foam strawberries — Soft strawberry-flavoured foam sweets covered in sugar.
- Nougat — Chewy confection of sugar or honey, egg white and nuts.
- Gummy sharks — Two-tone gummy sharks, often blue and white.
- Marzipan — Sweet almond paste, often coated in chocolate.
- Fruit jellies — Soft jellies rolled in sugar, in many fruit flavours.