Candy with N

  • Classic tiny tangy candy brand—fits great!

  • Sweet confection used as candy—valid N pick.

  • Peanut butter sandwich cookie candy by Nabisco.

  • Real candy bar brand; classic Nestle Crunch

  • Chewy taffy candy brand—nice N choice!

  • Generic term for Nestlé brand chocolate candy.

  • Little Debbie chocolate‑peanut wafer bar candy.

  • Chocolate candy that contains nuts.

  • Nestlé Nips hard candies—sweet pick!

  • Candy bar whose main feature is nuts.

  • Candy bar with nuts as key ingredient.

  • Same Nutty Bar wafer candy bar as Little Debbie.

  • Nerds Rope is a real candy—nice one!

  • Chocolate‑coated peanut butter wafer candy.

  • Plural form of the Nutty Bar candy.

  • Plural of Nutter Butter peanut butter cookie candy.

  • Candy whose main component is nuts.

  • Chewy rope covered in Nerds—yum!

  • Common shorthand for Now & Later candy.

  • Specific Nestlé candy bar—good N pick!

  • A real chocolate bar by Nestle - definitely candy!

  • Brittle is a classic candy made with nuts.

  • Nougat is a well-known candy confection.

  • Chocolate candy with nuts mixed in.

  • As in Hershey's Nuggets chocolates - candy!

  • A famous candy bar: Nestle Crunch.

  • Chocolate-covered nuts are a classic candy.

  • A Nestle chocolate bar counts as candy.

  • Yes—brand candy Nerds Rope (fruit + gummy).

  • Yes, the Nerds Rope candy fits the category.

  • Commonly refers to Nerds candy—okay!

  • A nutty candy bar/roll is a real confection.

  • Chocolate puffed‑rice bar; common in Germany.

  • Fig Newtons are sweet filled cookies; candy-adjacent.

  • Candy bar type made mainly of nougat

  • Singular Fig Newton, classic sweet cookie treat.

  • Candy necklaces, edible bead jewelry treat

  • Nutty Butty is a wafer bar with peanut butter, a sweet treat

  • Classic sprinkle-topped chocolate candies.

  • Everlasting Gobstopper candy; “never ending” fits that

  • Yes—Nestlé Crunch chocolate bar counts.

  • Nestlé makes many chocolate candies under this name

  • Nestlé-branded chocolate bars count as candy

  • Nerds Rope candy—gummy rope with Nerds.

  • Little Debbie Nutty Buddy wafer bars count.

  • Yes! Licorice candy pieces, e.g., Twizzlers Nibs.

  • Nestle bar is understood as a Nestlé chocolate candy bar

  • Neon candy refers to bright-colored gummy/sour sweets

  • Likely Necco wafers, classic American candy discs

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