The "Sweet Dissection" Story

It was an ordinary day. Checking some other blogs to see what other people are writing about. Stumbled upon a rather strange blog in www.tumblr.com and found a neat quiz that I took and did pretty well on it. Thought I would let you see how well you can do on it. In this quiz, Willis Chen examines the inside of candies to see if you can guess what candy is really being dissected. I got all but three. Can you beat me? Answers are at the end, but no cheating! It was another extraordinary day in the life of an ordinary guy.

#1 This uses the same formula as #14

#2 A 1941 Broadway show called Junior Miss inspired this one

#3 Formerly called Opal Fruits

#4 Sales spiked after E.T. went gaga for them

#5 My favorite

#6 Abbreviate the description of this bar, Twin Sticks, to find its moniker

#7 Takes 15 hours to make one strand of this treat

#8 Everyday a Bethlehem, PA factory makes 4.2 million of these

#9 Everyone gets a golden ticket when they unwrap this one

#10 Gimme a Break!

#11 US Senator hands out this treat to fellow members of Congress

#12 Chocolate milkshake anyone?

#13 Clumsy customer submitted the name for this bar

#14 Easy one

#15 First version included 3 mini-bars in one pack: vanilla, chocolate and strawberry

#16 Best selling candy bar in the world



Answers:
1. Sour Patch Kids, 2. Junior Mints, 3. Star Burst, 4. Reese's Pieces, 5. Reese's Peanut Butter Cups, 6. Twix, 7. Twizzlers, 8. Peeps, 9. Ferrero Rocher, 10. Kitkat, 11. Jelly Belly Beans, 12. Milky Way, 13. Butterfingers, 14. Swedish Fish, 15. Three Musketeers, 16. Snickers