Old Fashioned Sweets UK

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1. In America, sweet confectionery is commonly known as candy. What is the common or general word for this in the UK? Candy Sweets Teetys Sugarys

2. There is a small, spherically shaped, green, hard boiled sweet which is said to have originated from the border town Galashiels in Scotland. What is the name of this product? Greeny Weenys Sooky Bogies Wee Peas Soor Plooms

3. There is a boiled sweet, commonly named Black Striped Balls, which has a gorgeous mint taste. Occasionally they are also known by which other name? Black and Whiters Zebra Feet Mint Humbugs Bulls Eyes

4. Which English boiled sweet is a hard, black/brown striped mint with a chewy toffee centre? Black Striped Balls Sherbet Lemons Kola Cubes Mint Humbugs

5. Which sweets are hard boiled, peanut shaped and have a soft, crunchy and buttery center? Nutty Gnashers Sweet Peanuts Peanut Sugars Monkey Nutters

6. Which boiled sweet has a hard lemon outer and a fizzy sherbet center? Lemon Drops Sherbet Lemons Lemony Snicket Fizzy Wizzy Lemmys

7. Cola Cubes are shaped like a cube. True False

8. Which individually wrapped, UK boiled sweet can traditionally be chewed whilst travelling, to combat the effects of motion sickness? Barley Sugars Sherbet Lemons Cola Cubes Soor Plooms

9. This sweet is hand made in Scotland and consists of small thin strips of a chocolate-fudge-like, chewy substance coated in a tasty chocolate flavoured powder. What is this sweet's name? Caledonian Chewy Chelsea Whopper Macaroon Bar Penny Caramel

10. Which Northern English cakes are actually sweets? Mud Cakes Fairy Cakes Pontefract Cakes Country Pancakes