Is it a trick or treat?

This three layer mint candy was made in 1950 by the Tootsie Roll company. The Andes Mints were almost like a walk down memory lane. Every person who tried the Andes Mint automatically knew what it was based on shape and smell, and most people had Olive Garden flashbacks. Andes Mints are a  tasty and delightful way to get rid of bad breath from dinner. 

Invented originally as a drink in 1900 B.C. and eventually as a ceremonial drink for Mayans, Dark Chocolate was a fairly easy one for people to guess. Based on the shape and feeling of the bar, most people knew right away it was a type of Hershey's bar. Although there were a couple or random guesses, such as orange chocolate, Dark Chocolate was a candy people could decipher after one or two bites.  ...

Named after the term “butterfingers,” used by sportscasters to describe players who could not keep hold of a ball, the Butterfinger was released in 1923. Whether they thought it was a Twix or just had no clue, everyone who tried the Butterfinger just could not guess what it was solely based on the shape and wrapper. Butterfingers did not end up being a candy that people hated or loved, it was o...

The absolute love or hate candy. You either really enjoy eating Twizzlers during movies or halloween, or you do not. Released in 1929 by the company Young and Smylie, which was later taken by Hersheys,  Twizzlers come in multiple flavors — one flavor even being chocolate Twizzlers. The staff and students were given the basic strawberry red Twizzler, which made for very different reactions.  ...

Available in 16 different flavors, Airheads were released in 1985, and through the years have grown in popularity. For the most part, the reactions towards airheads was similar. The majority of people who tried them originally thought they were Laffy Taffy based on the shape and texture, however, after trying them, they knew they were not. Overall, Airheads had a similar response for most people: no on...

Described as both sour and pointless, the Starburst Minis had interesting reactions. The fact that they are just a slightly smaller version of Starbursts was weird to some people. Although it was revealed a little while after its release in 2017, that Starburst Minis were made to be easier for people to eat, due to them not having to unwrap any. While Starbursts are often eaten one at a time — w...

Another name stumper like the Butterfinger, the Mr. Goodbar candy was released in 1925 by Hershey. Everyone who tried this candy automatically knew it was a Hershey's bar with peanuts added, and none of them minded the taste. The one thing that was common though, is almost no one could remember the actual name of the candy.  ...

Of all the candies tasted, this one was the hardest for people to open. The Laffy Taffy came out in the 1970s and has multiple flavors, their most common ones being strawberry and banana. Each one also contains a riddle or two for people to figure out on the wrapper (although in this taste test no one could see them). A common theme among those who tried the Laffy Taffy was that only one or two people...