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I think my head stopped hurting finally
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The kitkat. Or snicker. Or reese's. you know, you can't go wrong.
Your Favourite Candies?
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octorok74
TETTAC
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- Sep 20, 2008
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- Joliet, IL
Do gummy bears count. Cause those would be my favorite. If they don't, then my favorite candy would be Charleston Chews or Neccos.
theoathtoorder
“Zinga-dingding!”
- Joined
- May 10, 2012
swedish fish, sour patch kids, haribo gummy bears and cola candy
Libk
Spaceballs: The Mafia Player
Candy has been around for a long time. Children love it, dentists hate. Coming in many different varieties and flavors, there is a candy for everyone. Someone might prefer the taste of fruit over the taste of chocolate. Maybe you like a mint to cool and freshen your mouth. Some people go on the dangerous side with hot and sour candies. Whatever taste you like, there is a candy for you. One of the most dangerous candies out there happens to be my favorite. Warheads.
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In 1975, these extremely sour candies were invented by Taiwan candy makers, and first imported to the united states in the early 80's. These candies are currently manufactured and distributed by Impact Confections in Australia(Impact confections acquired the *brand in 2004). These candies were very popular, especially among kids.*
The above is the face you typically get when watching someone eat a warhead. The extreme sourness of a warhead is caused mainly by a coating of Malic Acid, an acid originally derived from apples and can be found in many food products naturally. The hard candy itself has Ascorbic acid and citric acid, and the center has a small pocket of even more Malic acid. *The sourness of a warhead lasts around 30 seconds. Packages now have a warning that excessive consumption may irritate your mouth. I have fond memories of this. I would always try to see how many I could eat at once before I made a facial reaction. I reached twelve in my mouth at once with no reaction, but at a price. My mouth was burned by the acid afterwards. So bad that I put another warhead in my mouth and my tongue was bleeding. I now have scars on my cheeks from the burning of warheads through the years.*
Warheads come in five flavors. Lemon, Watermelon, Black Cherry, Apple, and Blue Raspberry. For a limited time, Hot versions of warheads were sold. I personally have never tried one but their flavors are Lemom-Lime Lava, Raspberry Rage, Cherry Combustion, and Tangerine Torture. A fizz version of the original were released as well. But that's not all. We now have even more products to choose from when choosing warheads such as Warheads Sour Spray, Warheads Super Sour Double Drops, and Warheads Chews.*
I've had experiences with almost every single warhead variety out there. That includes my reactions and the reactions of friends. I've had competitions to see who could eat the most at once and have loved the candy all my life. Now they are scarcely found so I snatch them up as quick as possible. In fact, I'm probably sucking on one of these right now, further destroying my mouth, or sharing with friends to watch them. It's an extreme candy that will always have a spot in my heart for. The memories they've brought, and even pain are reasons why Warheads are my favorite candy.*
In 1975, these extremely sour candies were invented by Taiwan candy makers, and first imported to the united states in the early 80's. These candies are currently manufactured and distributed by Impact Confections in Australia(Impact confections acquired the *brand in 2004). These candies were very popular, especially among kids.*
The above is the face you typically get when watching someone eat a warhead. The extreme sourness of a warhead is caused mainly by a coating of Malic Acid, an acid originally derived from apples and can be found in many food products naturally. The hard candy itself has Ascorbic acid and citric acid, and the center has a small pocket of even more Malic acid. *The sourness of a warhead lasts around 30 seconds. Packages now have a warning that excessive consumption may irritate your mouth. I have fond memories of this. I would always try to see how many I could eat at once before I made a facial reaction. I reached twelve in my mouth at once with no reaction, but at a price. My mouth was burned by the acid afterwards. So bad that I put another warhead in my mouth and my tongue was bleeding. I now have scars on my cheeks from the burning of warheads through the years.*
Warheads come in five flavors. Lemon, Watermelon, Black Cherry, Apple, and Blue Raspberry. For a limited time, Hot versions of warheads were sold. I personally have never tried one but their flavors are Lemom-Lime Lava, Raspberry Rage, Cherry Combustion, and Tangerine Torture. A fizz version of the original were released as well. But that's not all. We now have even more products to choose from when choosing warheads such as Warheads Sour Spray, Warheads Super Sour Double Drops, and Warheads Chews.*
I've had experiences with almost every single warhead variety out there. That includes my reactions and the reactions of friends. I've had competitions to see who could eat the most at once and have loved the candy all my life. Now they are scarcely found so I snatch them up as quick as possible. In fact, I'm probably sucking on one of these right now, further destroying my mouth, or sharing with friends to watch them. It's an extreme candy that will always have a spot in my heart for. The memories they've brought, and even pain are reasons why Warheads are my favorite candy.*
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Skittles, Starburst, and Lafy Tafy.