Junk Foods by Picture

Can you just accept Reese's? I think that's the most common way of referring to the product.

I know i typed it like 5 times and it doesnt even accept it if you say reese pieces cups but that basically what they are

Wrong.

Very wrong! Reese's pieces refer to the M&M lookin' thingies.

reeses is so much easier and its in the commercial

yeah just reeses should be accepted. no one i know says the full name of it.

European. Most of those products I've never seen. Some of them I've heard of. 11/16, missed brand names of course. The filled pastry, those sticks, the waffle-chocolate-bar, the pink and purple raisins and those caramel filled chocolate buttons. Btw, I can't believe so many people missed that last one. Here you get adverts for it on almost every single commercial break! ARGH.

In Southern California, kinder bueno are extremely popular!

I live and was raised in Southern Cali and I've never seen or heard of Kinder Bueno..

If you see Kinder Buenos in southern Cali, it is most likely because California has a huge foreign population. Never seen one of those in America.

Being from France, I'm just utterly amazed that it isn't even known in the US. EVERYONE knows here, even 90 year olds in remote villages do. I had no idea !

I only know Kinder Bueno from Asia.

You didn't get Twinkie or Nutty Bar or Nerds! Shame.

Thanks. I went by what it looked like :D

Ha, yeah, I guess you can't really tell the scale in the picture. Nerds are really small. The biggest ones are maybe 5 millimeters in diameter or so, with most of them being more like 2 or 3 mm.

I assumed the Nerds were Millions (not sure whether those are sold outside of the UK)

"Pink and purple raisins" lololol

i live in NC and ive never heard of them

The "pink and purple raisins" aren't raisins. They're candy.

the pink and purple raisins are actually Nerds.

i only know candy cane and s'more becouse i am indonesian

It says Toblerone on the candy in the picture. Also, any chance of accepting Cadbury Egg? I guess I had never heard of it by its full name.

Got held up on pocky, kept thinking it was poxie or something similar...

That's what I tried first but managed to get it with "peanut butter cup"

Never heard of the Kinder Bueno. Is it like a Twix bar?

Twix is better

Yep. The Bueno is gone before you realise you got one, just evaporates sorta in your mouth.

Never heard of 'Rolo'! Eh, I'm Kiwi (New Zealand)... HEY! I get Candy Cane's, Big Mac's, Pop Tart's, Froot Loop's, Cadbury Creme Egg's, Tobleron, Nerds, and Kinder Bueno here. Is the 'Nutty Bar' a particular type of Nut Bar or just a Nut Bar?

The only rule he's preaching is about apostrophes though.

Ah, Muphry's Law in action.

Goomaster7 What part? I've never seen a Rolo EVER!

Can you accept "Pockey"?

It's not what they're called though...

Got all of them except Nutty Bar. Never heard of that before.

It's a wafer with peanut butter in between the layers that is then covered in chocolate.

What is a S'More?

Find the answer here

Or perhaps here.

Or here: It's a traditional campfire treat - place a piece of Hershey's chocolate bar on a graham cracker, top with a hot-from-the-fire toasted marshmallow, and top with another graham cracker. Mash. The hot marshmallow melts the chocolate into a gooey, lovely mess that makes you want some more - s'more.

How about "Tobler" for Toblerone?

I made a quick search about Pocky, since It looked so similar to what in several European countries is called Mikado, and I found out that in fact they are exactly the same thing: http://pocky.glico.com/world/mikado.html I think you should allow Mikado as an answer! :)

Yes, it's called mikado in Belgium, for instance.

They also look a bit like a Nutella stick. That's actually what I guessed, but I can see the difference.

how about pepero (korean) for pocky? they are pretty much the same thing...just pocky is a japanese company and pepero is korean

I've seen Nutty Bars and Pocky sticks but never knew what they were called. I'm American and never heard of Kinder Bueno or Toblerone.

Thanks for accepting Mikado for Pocky. However, the Nutty Bar looks like a very generic chocolate wafer, and almost resembles a Kit Kat. Maybe some leeway would not go amiss on that.

Please accept Reese's Pieces.

I could not for the life of me remember what they were called and I love those darn good delicious things. I just kept trying Little Debbie Peanut Butter Bars.

NOT A ROCK

Fig Newton is Nabisco's brand name....the generic name is fig roll or fig bar. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Newtons_(cookie)). Both fig bar and fig roll should be acceptable.

Kinder Bueno?! Are you kidding me? It's like a German man and a Spanish woman said, "Let's create a candy bar and name it after our good children."

Kinder is a whole series of products though. There's Kinder Riegel, Kinder Pinguí, Kinder Maxi King, Kinder Country, Kinder Überraschung... You get the idea.

You should accept Reese's cups or just Reese's

7/16 pretty good for a brit

Can you at least accept "Reeses cup" for that answer? I typed that in and assumed that I had spelled it wrong.

Would you accept nutter butter bar for nutty bar?

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I confused the Nerds with Pop Rocks. I knew there was something else similar, just couldn't remember it.

I like fig newtons and know what they brown are. If Turtles is one, I'll want to tell you that in Peep in the Big Wide World, Newton is a turtle.

Hamburger? I though it was only candy.

Not bad considering I live in the UK. Haven't heard of 4 of them though!

please accept kinder.

Can you just accept reese's

8/16... not so bad for someone from New Zealand :D

I knew nutty bars as nutter butters

Little Debbie calls them Nutty Bars. Fieldstone makes an identical product called Nutty Buddys. When I was in school they were sold as Nutty Buddys, and I always assumed they were made by Little Debbie but apparently I was incorrect.

Upon further review Little Debbie and Fieldstone are owned by the same parent company McKee Foods and Little Debbie also calls them Nutty Buddys as well and their web site calls them Nutty Bars but the picture has Nutty Buddy written on the box. In summation I think Nutty Buddy should be an acceptable answer.

67% goldfish! Wow, I thought they were more popular than that!

this makes me hungry

When i saw Reeses.. i immediately typed in peanut butter cup. thats what i call them by. Reeses has so many other products

14/16. Looks like I'm green-blooded.

15/16 did not know what a pocky was.

Can you please accept cane for candycane

can you accept kinder please? good quiz though!

Mouth watering quiz XD

You ain't lyin'!

What is wrong with me, I haven't heard of 8 of these foods, the Peanut butter cup looks pretty yummy though.

You should probably accept "Reese's."

Accept polkagris for candycane? That's what they're called in Scandinavia and probably other parts of Europe too.

Can you accept 'Fig Roll' please?

15/16 pretty good for an English person

Only one I haven't seen in Canada is a "nutty bar". I had hoped "chocolate wafer" or some other generic description would work. Based on the 15% result, it looks like many countries don't have these.

I remember that there were blue Froot Loops as a limited-time promotion exactly 25 years ago (I remember how old I was at the time). Is this an old photo, or do they have blue Froot Loops in the States?

Can you accept fig rolls for fig newtons? I know the explanation says may be a brand but in the UK they're not sold under that brand so I've never heard of it...