Confectionery 1 - Answers

Published: Saturday 15th August 2026A free quiz about chocolates and sweets.
  1. In which British city was Fry's chocolate first produced? Bristol.
  2. According to adverts what chocolate is "Not for girls"? Yorkie.
  3. Which famous explorer is credited with bringing chocolate to Europe? Christopher Columbus.
  4. Which company, more famous for chocolate, manufactured the boiled sweets called Spangles until discontinued in 1984? Mars.
  5. Which sweets did fans of The Beatles throw on the stage in the 1960's because the band had said they liked them? Jelly Babies.
  6. According to Cadburys, how much milk is in every 1/2 lb of Dairy Milk? A glass and a half.
  7. Which sweets were originally known in the UK as Opal Fruits? Starburst.
  8. What animal features on the wrappers of Fox's Glacier Mints? Polar Bear.
  9. What fruit is associated with Terry's? (Chocolate) Orange.
  10. What type of nut is in a Cadbury's Fruit and Nut bar? Almonds.
  11. As at 2026, what is the UK's best selling chocolate bar? Cadbury's Dairy Milk.
  12. As at 2026, what are the SIX different current chocolates in a bag of Revels? Orange, Toffee, Coffee, Raisin, Malteser and Plain chocolate.
  13. Which chocolate bar claimed that it could help you "Work, Rest and Play"? Mars bar.
  14. As at 2024, which country produces the most cacao beans? Cote d'Ivoire.
  15. Which football team shares its name with a black and white mint? Everton.
  16. What sweets had the advertising catchphrase of "Buy some for Lulu"? Smarties.
  17. From what bean is chocolate made? Cacoa.
  18. With each person eating between 9-11 kg per year, which country has the most per capita chocolate consumption? Switzerland.
  19. Which confectionary company launched wine gums in 1909? Maynards.
  20. Now made by Cadbury's but which company originally made the Turkish Delight bar? Fry's.

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