CANDY

Who says you can’t have a Heath bar for breakfast?

Life Savers—those sweet, unmistakable rolls of hard candies with the hole in the center—have been a quintessential American candy since the early 1900s.

Here are 22 of the weirdest jelly bean flavors ever made—and where to buy them.

They’re arguably America’s favorite candy, so you could always know a little more about this divine marriage of chocolate and peanut butter.

Guess which famous candy bar was named after a horse?

So much drama for a couple of candy-loving bros.

Break off a piece of these.

Guess which state consumes twice the national rate?

These little peanut butter and molasses chews are 100 years old, but they have a much older historical link.

One day in 1923, the children of Pittsburgh had the best day ever.

Because most people prefer fruit-flavored candies to licorice-flavored ones.

Come with me / And you'll be / In a world where Runts are now reality.