| Candy |
| Darling |
| Darlin' |
| Bonbons |
| Candies |
| Goodies. |
| Pralines |
| Tootsie"? |
| Diet no-nos |
| Candy, etc. |
| Sugary food |
| Confections |
| Sugary stuff |
| Candy et al. |
| Dieter's bane |
| Food category |
| Bonbons, e.g. |
| Many desserts |
| Trifles, e.g. |
| Halloween haul |
| Candy and such |
| Bakesale goods |
| Dentist's no-no |
| Chocolates, e.g. |
| Penuche and such |
| Term of affection |
| Appetite ruiners? |
| Common indulgence |
| Halloween staples |
| Candy and cookies |
| Term of endearment |
| Nougat and caramel |
| Candy and the like |
| Cookies and candies |
| Willy Wonka's wares |
| Candy, in Canterbury |
| Truffles and bonbons |
| Gummy bears and such |
| No-nos for a diabetic |
| Snickers, for example |
| Bonbons and Ding Dongs |
| Candies, in Canterbury |
| Confectionary products |
| Chocolatier's offerings |
| Willy Wonkas creations |
| St. Valentine's Day offering |
| Willy Wonka's factory output |
| Eaten during "Fox On the Run"? |
| What British people call candy |
| Big celebration for a high schooler |
| People who want to lose should avoid them |
| Word that rhymes with treats, appropriately |